Hello,
would like to use CPVRTPrint3D to print some text in a viewport (something like 800x200) but, face the problem that the text is stretched to much into the X-Axes.
I tried to fix this by changing the dwScreenX and dwScreenY Parameter in SetTextures(), or the the fSizeX/fSizeY Parameter in SetWindow(), but changing these parameters, does seem to effect how the text ist displayed at all.
I have seen people asking questions about being able to change the font used by CPVRTPrint3D, is this needed in order to change the text aspect ratio?
Regards,
Manuel
CPVRTPrint3D , Text wrong Aspect Ratio
mapa17
#1
arron
#2
Hi Manuel.
Take a look at the functions SetProjection and SetModelView. These allow you to pass in your own projection and view matrices allowing for customisation of the output - this should solve your problem.
Regards.
mapa17
#3
Hello Arron,
thank you very much! I found setProjection as part of pvrengine::UniformHandler
Code:
void setProjection(const VERTTYPE fFOV,
const VERTTYPE fAspectRatio,
const VERTTYPE fNear,
const VERTTYPE fFar,
const bool bRotate);
But to be honest i try for some time now to use this method "somehow" with no success. I think i just have not enough insight in the povershell framework, but how can/should i use setProjection? I dont even now where to get a UniformHandler from ( in only found Material::getUniformHandler(), and this gets it from MaterialManager, which receives it as an argument to init() ? from whom? )
Is there maybe an example on how to use UniformHandler?
Regards,
Manuel
arron
#4
Hi Manuel.
Apologies, I should have been more clear. I meant the SetProjection and SetModelView methods belonging to Print3D (i.e CPVRTPrint3D::SetProjection).
These functions were added to the latest SDK release (2.9) so make sure you’ve got the latest download.Arron2011-11-18 14:25:00