Hi All!

I try to use the TextureProjector class but I don’t see any ( projections ) results on the scene, is any body know how to use this class.

As I know must see on the scene the simple texture projection like this:

Sory guy’s I think I found the problem, I need to add the additinal ( ProjectiveTextureMethod ) method to the material on which I need the texture projection

Yeah.
Only played with it a little but basically

var tp:TextureProjector = new TextureProjector(yourBitmapData);
//you can postion same way as objects
//eg
tp.y=700
tp.rotationY=90;

yourMaterial.addMethod(new ProjectiveTextureMethod(tp));

But found it stretches the edge UVs(see pic), not sure if there was some setting.

So..
Made the bitmap used for the projection have a white border so when its mulitplied onto the objects material it doesn’t repeat/stretch.(inset of pic)

Another thing was the material is inverted.
so set
tp.aspectRatio = tp.aspectRatio*-1

If you have any better luck I’d like to know how

Hi Guys!

Some my tests of the ProjectiveTextureMethod

Hmmm… I haven’t tried it yet but from what I can see it looks like very useful method. Just by looking at it for few second few very useful application of the method have popped on my mind.
I’m very interested on how consuming it is, in terms of CPU and GPU. Have you maybe stress-tested it?

I tried this method only on two materials and only with one projector, and I do not see any of the FPS changes on my notebook with the GT 320M

Can the projected element be a video?

I am testing on TextureProjector too.
I have change the aspectRatio and fieldOfView, but there is no different.
Is there any example I can follow?

I tested it,but it looks like no border.
Can anyone tell me why?