glLineWidth rasterises the width so it shows as that width on the screen. I want it to be that width on a frame buffer.
Thank you.
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Basically, your screen width is a different size from your frame buffer?
desired_size = size_on_screen * (frame_buffer_width / screen_width)
knight666
2010-01-06 18:29:45
So, there is no simple way?Well I'm using frame buffer objects and I want to render lines to these. Since the lines should be at any angle I guess trigonometry will be needed. It might just be easier to do a filled polygon generated with trigonometry.Thank you for the answer.
Matthew Mitchell
2010-01-06 22:12:11
Simple way to what? Please give us more hints. "the lines should be at any angle" is just to vague. FYI glLineWidth command works with FBOs.
Stringer Bell
2010-01-06 22:25:16
glLineWidth works but it changes the width to the screen width.If I change the size of the screen and the game scales the lines wont scale with it as an example.I've almost got the polygon solution working.
Matthew Mitchell
2010-01-08 00:42:17
I just need polygon anti-aliasing but I can't get that to work.glEnable(GL_POLYGON_SMOOTH) doesn't work.
Matthew Mitchell
2010-01-08 00:53:57