bloxa69 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 17, 2013 #1 Hey guys, sorry for overposting, but I really need this answer. I know I can create a GLSurfaceView in B4A by using B4A OpenGL library. Is there any way to assign a renderer to that GLSurfaceView from a different B4A library containing the renderer code (made out of java renderer code)? I mean, it looks like B4A OpenGL library already has a renderer assigned to that view it creates. Is there any way to reassign it?
Hey guys, sorry for overposting, but I really need this answer. I know I can create a GLSurfaceView in B4A by using B4A OpenGL library. Is there any way to assign a renderer to that GLSurfaceView from a different B4A library containing the renderer code (made out of java renderer code)? I mean, it looks like B4A OpenGL library already has a renderer assigned to that view it creates. Is there any way to reassign it?
thedesolatesoul Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 17, 2013 #2 Yes, it seems that the OpenGL lib creates and assigns its own renderer. I am not versed with OpenGL, but maybe using reflection you can reassign the renderer. Or you can just create a static method in your lib (untested pseduojava): Code: Copy static void setMyRenderer(GLSurfaceViewWrapper2 glsv, GLSurfaceView.Renderer pRenderer){ glsv.setRenderer(pRenderer); } Although you should do it after Initiailze and hopefully the sequence wont break anything.
Yes, it seems that the OpenGL lib creates and assigns its own renderer. I am not versed with OpenGL, but maybe using reflection you can reassign the renderer. Or you can just create a static method in your lib (untested pseduojava): Code: Copy static void setMyRenderer(GLSurfaceViewWrapper2 glsv, GLSurfaceView.Renderer pRenderer){ glsv.setRenderer(pRenderer); } Although you should do it after Initiailze and hopefully the sequence wont break anything.
bloxa69 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 18, 2013 #3 thanks, will try. I've got all components running but for now it's mainly in Java, which is not so bad if you think of it. Just trying to figure out the ways to communicate between B4A and my library's parts so I can modify the elements without changing the Java code, from B4A.
thanks, will try. I've got all components running but for now it's mainly in Java, which is not so bad if you think of it. Just trying to figure out the ways to communicate between B4A and my library's parts so I can modify the elements without changing the Java code, from B4A.
