copying textures
simply, you cant.
You could render it and copy it to another texture however.
why do you need to?
You could render it and copy it to another texture however.
why do you need to?
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Quote:Original post by phantom
simply, you cant.
You could render it and copy it to another texture however.
why do you need to?
i'm try to create a motion blur effect
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Quote:Original post by MARS_999
I think you are going to want to take a look at the accumlation buffer...
i was considering it at one stage but i want to leave my options open because it isn't probably isn't supported in "older hardware" and macs either from what i've heard
Well if you have new enough hardware FBO's are supported on macs now I think. I would go with them. So far FBO's have been great for me in performance and ease of use.
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