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2 program shaders

by Skylar Kelty · in Torque Game Engine · 05/06/2006 (4:32 am) · 3 replies 

CgVertexProgram = cgCreateProgramFromFile( cgContext,
										         CG_SOURCE,
										         "./cg/water_vp11.cg",
												 cgVertexProfile,
										         NULL, 
										         NULL);
this is in fluidrender.cc
but I also want
cgVertexProgram = cgCreateProgramFromFile( cgContext,
										         CG_SOURCE,
										         "./cg/2TUfp20dot3.cg",
												 cgVertexProfile,
										         NULL, 
										         NULL);
However that is then two programs and i don't think they would work happily together even though they compile

Basically I would like the updated water and bump mapped interiors working together any idea on how to do this?
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Torque Owner Skylar Kelty
SkylarK
#1
05/06/2006 (4:50 am)
Maybe I could use:

cgVertexProgram = cgCreateProgramFromFile( cgContext,
CG_SOURCE,
"./cg/*.*",
cgVertexProfile,
NULL,
NULL);

Torque 3D Owner iHugMedia
#2
05/06/2006 (10:33 pm)
In the Cg Water thread this is already explained.
Quote:@Stefan
What I did was rename the cgContex, cgVertexProgram, etc. in interiorRender.cc to cgContexInterior, cgVertexProgramInterior, etc. Below is an example section of code. *IT IS NOT* every change that has to be made, just do a find and replace and make sure you have case sensetive on, when you do. What I did was change one at a time, save then compile to confirm that I had eliminated an error.
bool bCallBackSetInterior =false;
bool gotNumMaps = false;

boolcg_enableInterior = true;// Toggle Cg Program On / Off
TextureHandlenormalHandleInterior;
CGcontextcgContextInterior;// A Context To Hold Our Cg Program
CGprogramcgVertexProgramInterior,// Our Cg Vertex Program
cgFragProgramInterior;// Our Cg Fragment Program
CGprofilecgVertexProfileInterior,// The Profile To Use For Our Vertex Shader
cgFragProfileInterior;// The Profile To Use For Our Frag Shader

CGparameterpositionInterior,
VertexColorInterior,colorInterior,
modelViewMatrixInterior,
KdParamInterior;// The Parameters Needed For Our Shader(s)

When you've eliminated each duplicate you should have one final error, that will refer to "initShader". Just do another find/replace in the fluidRender.cc, replacing "initShader" with "initShaderFluid". As you may note in the thread above with my conversation with Alex, this is *ALL* a bit of a hack, but it works.

Thanks to Alan James
You'll initialize the shaders in exactly the same way as described in the source.

Torque Owner Skylar Kelty
SkylarK
#3
05/07/2006 (12:04 pm)
Thanks Mincetro