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Started by SONDWIJA
Mon, 14 Sep 1992 12:28
Problems with snapshot of Render
Author: SONDWIJA
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 12:28
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 12:28
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Hello,
I am creating animations with Explorer and have some strange problems with
the Render module. The images that I have generated with the Render module
are written to disk by hooking up the Snapshot port to the WriteImg module.
Each time a picture of the animation is produced in the Render window
I fire the snapshot port and a picture is written to disk. However, not the
picture that is shown in the Render window is written out but the previous
picture. The result of all this is that my first picture of the animation is
rubbish and the last picture is missing. To me this looks like a problem
with some buffers or so but could somebody help me out ?
Wilfred
Re: Problems with snapshot of Render
Author: Roy Hashimoto
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1992 15:59
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1992 15:59
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In article <92258.132830SONDWIJA@HASARA11.BITNET> SONDWIJA@HASARA11.BITNET writes: >I am creating animations with Explorer and have some strange problems with >the Render module. The images that I have generated with the Render module >are written to disk by hooking up the Snapshot port to the WriteImg module. >Each time a picture of the animation is produced in the Render window >I fire the snapshot port and a picture is written to disk. However, not the >picture that is shown in the Render window is written out but the previous >picture. The result of all this is that my first picture of the animation is >rubbish and the last picture is missing. To me this looks like a problem >with some buffers or so but could somebody help me out ? We have recently discovered this problem using Starter graphics on an Indigo in double buffer mode. The workaround is to use single buffer mode; we are working on a fix for the next release. If you are using different graphics, please let us know. Roy Hashimoto hashimoto@sgi.com
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