Looking Glass Core Migration Guide
Update legacy Looking Glass apps to work with the latest generation of Looking Glass displays.
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Update legacy Looking Glass apps to work with the latest generation of Looking Glass displays.
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required the integrator to implement their own post-processing stage using a special shader and calibration parameters from the display. However, takes care of this post-processing step by using a shared rendering context with a shared framebuffer object.
An application using Bridge is then responsible for rendering views of 3D objects into a GPU texture using a . Then the Bridge code will apply the Looking Glass optical transformation as a post-processing step. This process ensures that the application can render correctly to any Looking Glass display.
The aforementioned integration pattern is very different from Looking Glass Core. So Bridge still supports the same functionality offered as part of Looking Glass Core using new native functions. The following table presents a mapping between Looking Glass Core functions and corresponding Bridge functions.
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