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This is not a feature request, rather an inquiry about its technical feasablilty:
Spout has the ability to pass on an arbitrary byte-buffer with each frame. (link to header file). FYI: The latest MaxMSP - Spout package is already exposing it.
This is very interesting when sending realtime rendered images from game-engines together with camera intrinsic and extrinsic information to applications for spatial augemented reality.
Does such a functionality exist for syphon, too? And if not, with the current solution, could it be implemented into the framework in a similar way?
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This is a dup of #29. This feature doesn't exist in Syphon at present.
As I understand it, in Spout this feature isn't tied to any particular frame so it's isn't particularly useful for per-frame data.
At present Syphon (and Spout) only present a single texture which is always the "latest" frame, but as Syphon currently works, synchronising changes in that texture with changes in other memory would introduce unwanted CPU/GPU dependencies. #29 remains open and we'll consider it if other changes in the framework make it possible.
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This is not a feature request, rather an inquiry about its technical feasablilty:
Spout has the ability to pass on an arbitrary byte-buffer with each frame. (link to header file). FYI: The latest MaxMSP - Spout package is already exposing it.
This is very interesting when sending realtime rendered images from game-engines together with camera intrinsic and extrinsic information to applications for spatial augemented reality.
Does such a functionality exist for syphon, too? And if not, with the current solution, could it be implemented into the framework in a similar way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: