[osg-users] DirectX Texture Stage Sets to OSG

[sam]

Hi All,

I have a file format that is laid out as follows:

[t:tsd,n:b_t_grs01_rvr_fall-bottom-08-static]
{
b dither = false;
b hasalpha = false;
layer1alphaarg1 = texture;
layer1alphaarg2 = diffuse;
layer1alphaop = modulate;
layer1colorarg1 = texture;
layer1colorarg2 = diffuse;
layer1colorop = modulate2x;
i layer1numframes = 1;
f layer1secondsperframe = 0.0;
layer1texture1 = texture_filename1;
f layer1ushiftpersecond = 0.0;
b layer1uwrap = true;
f layer1vshiftpersecond = 0.0;
b layer1vwrap = true;
layer2alphaarg1 = texture;
layer2alphaarg2 = current;
layer2alphaop = arg2;
layer2colorarg1 = texture;
layer2colorarg2 = current;
layer2colorop = modulate;
i layer2numframes = 1;
f layer2secondsperframe = 0.0;
layer2texture1 = texture_filename2;
f layer2ushiftpersecond = 0.0;
b layer2uwrap = true;
f layer2vshiftpersecond = 0.5;
b layer2vwrap = true;
i numlayers = 2;
i texturedetail = 2;
b timesyncanimation = true;
}

I want to create a layer between this and osg StateSet commands. Has
anybody attempted to do this? Is there an easy way to do the mapping? Or
will it be parse -> set settings -> and then parse.

Ideas are welcome.

Thanks, Sam

[michael kapelko]

Hi.

It would be good to know what that format is all about, never seen it before.

Post by sam
Hi All,
[t:tsd,n:b_t_grs01_rvr_fall-bottom-08-static]
{
b dither = false;
b hasalpha = false;
layer1alphaarg1 = texture;
layer1alphaarg2 = diffuse;
layer1alphaop = modulate;
layer1colorarg1 = texture;
layer1colorarg2 = diffuse;
layer1colorop = modulate2x;
i layer1numframes = 1;
f layer1secondsperframe = 0.0;
layer1texture1 = texture_filename1;
f layer1ushiftpersecond = 0.0;
b layer1uwrap = true;
f layer1vshiftpersecond = 0.0;
b layer1vwrap = true;
layer2alphaarg1 = texture;
layer2alphaarg2 = current;
layer2alphaop = arg2;
layer2colorarg1 = texture;
layer2colorarg2 = current;
layer2colorop = modulate;
i layer2numframes = 1;
f layer2secondsperframe = 0.0;
layer2texture1 = texture_filename2;
f layer2ushiftpersecond = 0.0;
b layer2uwrap = true;
f layer2vshiftpersecond = 0.5;
b layer2vwrap = true;
i numlayers = 2;
i texturedetail = 2;
b timesyncanimation = true;
}
I want to create a layer between this and osg StateSet commands. Has anybody attempted to do this? Is there an easy way to do the mapping? Or will it be parse -> set settings -> and then parse.
Ideas are welcome.
Thanks, Sam
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[sam]

Hey Michael,

It's a format used in the game Dungeon Siege. When the game goes to load up
its texturing information, it uses those "TSD" files in order to setup the
texture state sets for DirectX. I did proof of concept up here:
https://pastebin.com/FwaYd1S9. If you have anymore questions or feedback,
I'd love to hear it.

Thanks, Sam

Post by michael kapelko
Hi.
It would be good to know what that format is all about, never seen it before.

Post by sam
Hi All,
[t:tsd,n:b_t_grs01_rvr_fall-bottom-08-static]
{
b dither = false;
b hasalpha = false;
layer1alphaarg1 = texture;
layer1alphaarg2 = diffuse;
layer1alphaop = modulate;
layer1colorarg1 = texture;
layer1colorarg2 = diffuse;
layer1colorop = modulate2x;
i layer1numframes = 1;
f layer1secondsperframe = 0.0;
layer1texture1 = texture_filename1;
f layer1ushiftpersecond = 0.0;
b layer1uwrap = true;
f layer1vshiftpersecond = 0.0;
b layer1vwrap = true;
layer2alphaarg1 = texture;
layer2alphaarg2 = current;
layer2alphaop = arg2;
layer2colorarg1 = texture;
layer2colorarg2 = current;
layer2colorop = modulate;
i layer2numframes = 1;
f layer2secondsperframe = 0.0;
layer2texture1 = texture_filename2;
f layer2ushiftpersecond = 0.0;
b layer2uwrap = true;
f layer2vshiftpersecond = 0.5;
b layer2vwrap = true;
i numlayers = 2;
i texturedetail = 2;
b timesyncanimation = true;
}
I want to create a layer between this and osg StateSet commands. Has

anybody attempted to do this? Is there an easy way to do the mapping? Or
will it be parse -> set settings -> and then parse.

Post by sam
Ideas are welcome.
Thanks, Sam
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