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I'm trying to apply a transformation (like a keystone) on a render 

which contains several objects (jit.gl.sketch, and rr.gl.ogre), but 

We write the shader, but I don't understand how to apply it on the 

I'm trying to apply a transformation (like a keystone) on a render  
which contains several objects (jit.gl.sketch, and rr.gl.ogre), but  
it's not so easy !!!

We write the shader,  but I don't understand how to apply it on the  
render.

apply-shader-for-entire-context

hi, there is a known solution to capture the entire rendering context.

documented (if im right- for origin search for "usetexture targetx, to_texture" - on Andrew B recipes)

i used it my own keystone patch, which i shared recently, and cleaned lately so here is a repost. 

hi, there is a known solution to capture the entire rendering context.
documented (if im right- for origin search for "usetexture targetx, to_texture" - on Andrew B recipes)
i used it my own keystone patch, which i shared recently, and cleaned lately so here is a repost. 
see the keystone sub patch for more.

it is fairly large so its in pat format.


for a different take on keystoning via nurbs see jasch patch @

https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=12843

On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 6:37 PM, yair reshef wrote:

> hi, there is a known solution to capture the entire rendering context.

> documented (if im right- for origin search for "usetexture targetx,

> i used it my own keystone patch, which i shared recently, and cleaned

> it is fairly large so its in pat format.

btw.
for a different take on keystoning via nurbs see jasch patch @
https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=12843

On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 6:37 PM, yair reshef  wrote:
> hi, there is a known solution to capture the entire rendering context.
> documented (if im right- for origin search for "usetexture targetx,
to_texture" - on Andrew B recipes)
> i used it my own keystone patch, which i shared recently, and cleaned
lately so here is a repost.
> see the keystone sub patch for more.
>
> it is fairly large so its in pat format.
>
>
>
>

Apply shader for entire context