Tough one (GLSL woes)

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I've successfully implemented dynamic reflections in an OpenGL scene where I render the environment into a cubemap and then map onto an object. At first I had an issue where moving around the reflective object made the reflection map rotate towards the viewer, but plugging in the inverse modelview matrix in the first texture matrix seemed to fix that problem. Then I decided to spice things up a bit by using GLSL to simulate a per-pixel reflection, things worked really well until I decided to rotate the reflective object a bit, that's when all hell broke loose: The reflection map seems to rotate by the same amount of the object instead of staying stationary, I tried multiplying few things by gl_TextureMatrix[0] but nothing seems to fix the said bug. I'm posting my shaders code right here as well as links to the actual executables and the full source code with hope that someone out there can help me out. PS: You can look into the Data/XML folder and check out the scenelayout.xml file that stores all the info describing the scene, you should be interested in the transforms affecting <Group name="ReflectiveGroup"> PS2: You can manually set shadersSupported to “false” at the end of “initialize” and look at how things are handled through the fixed OpenGL functionality.

<Shaders>

  <VERTEX_SHADER>
    <Uniform name = "cameraPosition" size = "4" type = "float"/>
    <Uniform name = "bumpScale"      size = "1" type = "float"/>

    <RawData>
      uniform vec4  cameraPosition;
      varying mat3  normalMatrix;
      uniform float bumpScale;

      void main(void)
      {
        normalMatrix = mat3(gl_MultiTexCoord1.xyz*bumpScale,
                            gl_MultiTexCoord2.xyz*bumpScale,
                            gl_Normal);
  
        gl_TexCoord[0] = gl_MultiTexCoord0;
        gl_TexCoord[1] = cameraPosition - gl_Vertex;
        
        gl_Position    = ftransform();
      }
    </RawData>
  </VERTEX_SHADER>

  <FRAGMENT_SHADER>
    <Uniform name = "Cube" size = "1" type = "int"   x = "1"/>
    <Uniform name = "Bump" size = "1" type = "int"   x = "0"/>

    <RawData>
      uniform samplerCube Cube;
      uniform sampler2D   Bump;
      varying mat3        normalMatrix;

      void main(void)
      {
        vec3  viewDirection = normalize(-gl_TexCoord[1].xyz),
              bumpFragment  = (texture2D(Bump, gl_TexCoord[0].xy)* 2.0 - 1.0).xyz,
              normalVector  = normalize(normalMatrix * bumpFragment ),
              reflection    = reflect(viewDirection, normalVector);
        gl_FragColor        = textureCube(Cube, -reflection);
      }
    </RawData>
  </FRAGMENT_SHADER>
</Shaders>






Binaries Source /Drama [Edited by - JavaCoolDude on March 4, 2005 8:21:53 AM]
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I can't download, either your source or binaries. It says:

Warning: Unexpected character in input: '' (ASCII=29) state=1 in /home/realityf/public_html/abba/C++/Dynamic Reflection/Application Reflection CM PPL.rar on line 269Parse error: parse error, unexpected '`' in /home/realityf/public_html/abba/C++/Dynamic Reflection/Application Reflection CM PPL.rar on line 269


Try to get rid of the spaces in the filenames.

Happy coding

Lizard
Fixed!!!
Thanks for the heads up :)

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