From: Jones, J. A. <jos...@lm...> - 2005-05-09 22:21:20
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Hello all, I'm working with a group that is trying to develop a large distributed rendering solution. Our display consists of three tiled projection displays producing a 30' x 8' Windows desktop. We are able to display across the three displays using Windows built-in support for multiple monitors. What I am in dyer need of is some help understanding the capabilities of Chromium under the Windows OS. For instance, imagine I have Windows application that has a standard Windows frame, menu, and toolbar, and some region inside that frame that displays OpenGL graphics. If I use Chromium, then this application should be faked out to use Chromium rather than the standard OpenGL library. If this part is wrong PLEASE correct me. Here are my main questions: 1. If there are n machines processing the OpenGL stuff, does Chromium render the OpenGL scene in the original application frame, or does it render to a Chromium generated window? 2. Is there a way to control this? Specifically, can we force the rendering to display in the original Windows application frame? And preserve the ability to perform tasks such as size and minimize the application? Thanks VERY much, Archie |