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p5sunflow lighting (Read 531 times)
jhiner1978
p5sunflow lighting
Oct 23rd, 2008, 3:36pm  
Im going to assume that the lighting in the p5Sunflow is what controls the colors of the sketch. When I play around with the my animation in openGL it looks like I want it to. But when I render it in p5sunflow it takes on a completely different look. Can someone help me with the lighting, if thats the trick?
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jhiner1  
capturevision
Re: p5sunflow lighting
Reply #1 - Oct 26th, 2008, 11:47pm  
Hi,

The Sunflow renderer has got its own lighting, material, and shaders definition that is completely different from the P5/OpenGL definition.

p5Sunflow is really a wrapper around the sunflow api, so any lighting, shader, material you define in P5/OpenGL is likely to not look the same when rendered with p5Sunflow.

P5Sunflow library (great lib!) does not seem to implement all functionalities of the original Sunflow engine, but happily, the source is open for both of these.
Sunflow is hosted on Source Forge and you can get the p5Sunflow source code by creating a copy of the p5Sunflow.jar file to p5Sunflow.zip and the java source files are there.

Hope that helps.
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