Is it possible to use Vtk9.0.0

[crocketyang]

Is it possible to use Vtk9.0.0, since I know Vtk9.0.0 fixed many issues.

[maidamai0]

Did't compile with vtk9.0.0.
I just compiled it with vtk from master, after fixing some small issues there is one left I don't know how to do at quickVtkFboOffscreenWindow.cpp:

auto FboOffscreenWindow::SetFramebufferObject(QOpenGLFramebufferObject *fbo) -> void {
    this->BackLeftBuffer = this->FrontLeftBuffer = this->BackBuffer = this->FrontBuffer = static_cast<unsigned int>(GL_COLOR_ATTACHMENT0);

    auto size                    = fbo->size();

    this->Size[0]                   = size.width();
    this->Size[1]                   = size.height();
    this->NumberOfFrameBuffers      = 1;
    this->FrameBufferObject         = static_cast<unsigned int>(fbo->handle());
    this->DepthRenderBufferObject   = 0;
    this->TextureObjects[0]         = static_cast<unsigned int>(fbo->texture());
    this->OffScreenRendering        = 1;
    this->OffScreenUseFrameBuffer   = 1;
    this->Modified();
}

So, from this commit some real changes must be made to compile with the latest vtk.

[maidamai0]

According to this issue on gitlab vtk it seems still possible to to this.But I don't know how.

[danielbuhrig]

Any solution yet? I'm facing the same problem.

[qCring]

Hey @danielbuhrig, I'm working on refactoring the project and set things up for VTK 9.0 but that will take some time. I'll keep this issue updated as development goes on

[danielbuhrig]

Cool, thank you!

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On Thu, Sep 24, 2020 at 1:21 PM A. E. Szalo ***@***.***> wrote: Hey @danielbuhrig <https://github.com/danielbuhrig>, I'm working on refactoring the project and set things up for VTK 9.0 but that will take some time. I'll keep this issue updated as development goes on — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#56 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AA4IVZU2G2FCEIUXDWE4IW3SHMTVNANCNFSM4N7FRO2A> .

[jhuels]

@qCring Did you make any progress here? I'm also at looking integrating using the QQuickFrameBuffer interface. From your code, I believe the SetFrameBufferObject function needs to become something like the following:

    auto FboOffscreenWindow::SetFramebufferObject(QOpenGLFramebufferObject* fbo) -> void
    {
        vtkTextureObject* tex = vtkTextureObject::New();
        tex->AssignToExistingTexture(fbo->handle(), fbo->texture());
        this->GetDisplayFramebuffer()->AddColorAttachment(0, tex);
        this->Modified();
    }

After making this change, I'm having some problems with initializing the OpenGL state.

In OpenGLInitState the application is getting an Access Violation in vtkOpenGLState::Initialize() on the following function ::glBlendFuncSeparate(cs.BlendFunc[0], cs.BlendFunc[1], cs.BlendFunc[2], cs.BlendFunc[3]);.

Let me know if you've seen this, maybe we can help each other out.

EDIT: If I call glBlendFuncSeparate directly in OpenGLInitState, it seems to take fine. But the code snippet above probably isn't right. I'm getting lots of gl errors now:

vtkTextureObject.cxx:1751   ERR| vtkTextureObject (000001E44367A6E0): failed at glTexImage2D 1 OpenGL errors detected
  0 : (1280) Invalid enum

I'm just going to roll back to 8.2 for now.

[JensMunkHansen]

Hi Jhuels The initialization you get is most likely due to Qt initializing the context using the message loop. I had similar issues with this before and polled the application - process events until the window is valid. If not all glXXX calls will segfault. We are still stuck with 8.2 for other reasons, but I will soon move to 9.0 /Jens

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On Tue, 10 Nov 2020, 22:12 jhuels, ***@***.***> wrote: @qCring <https://github.com/qCring> Did you make any progress here? I'm also at looking integrating using the QQuickFrameBuffer interface. From your code, I believe the SetFrameBufferObject function needs to become something like the following: auto FboOffscreenWindow::SetFramebufferObject(QOpenGLFramebufferObject* fbo) -> void { vtkTextureObject* tex = vtkTextureObject::New(); tex->AssignToExistingTexture(fbo->handle(), fbo->texture()); this->GetDisplayFramebuffer()->AddColorAttachment(0, tex); this->Modified(); } After making this change, I'm having some problems with initializing the OpenGL state. In OpenGLInitState the application is getting an Access Violation in vtkOpenGLState::Initialize() on the following function ::glBlendFuncSeparate(cs.BlendFunc[0], cs.BlendFunc[1], cs.BlendFunc[2], cs.BlendFunc[3]);. Let me know if you've seen this, maybe we can help each other out. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#56 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABQJKYXPDVEY6NCAZ5S45I3SPGUCJANCNFSM4N7FRO2A> .

[jhuels]

Thanks for the hint Jens!

I found out it was due to GLEW not being initialized before setting up the context state. This can be solved by calling vtkOpenGLRenderWindow::OpenGLInitContext() before initializing the vtkOpenGLState.

[behtgod]

@jhuels Did you means that you have success to migrate to VTK 9.0?

[jhuels]

No, I just used 8.2 cause it worked. I had the same issue on both versions, so presumably you could get 9.0 working as well.