Hi, I'm trying to fix a texture to a sphere. However, it only shows part of the texture.

A texture in my app can look like this - http://i.imgur.com/dT7vDlY.jpg (the red parts will be changed in the future, just for reference)

However, I can only see the red area on my device using


public void setupWorld(){
mSphere = Primitives.getSphere(SPHERE_RADIUS);
mSphere.setCulling(false);
mSphere.setTexture("sphere");
mSphere.build();

mWorld = new World();
mWorld.setAmbientLight(200,200,200);

mWorld.addObject(mSphere);

Camera camera = mWorld.getCamera();
camera.moveCamera( Camera.CAMERA_MOVEOUT, 30 );
//camera.setPosition( mSphere.getTransformedCenter() );
camera.lookAt( mSphere.getTransformedCenter() );
//camera.moveCamera(Camera.CAMERA_MOVEIN, 5);

MemoryHelper.compact();
}

If someone could tell me what I'm doing wrong, that would be fantastic

Joe

p.s the whole code is Open Source @ https://github.com/kennydude/photosphere/tree/master/Android

Thank you so much!

That worked perfectly <3

I'm trying to make JPCT-AE render inside of a shape. Basically, I am inside of a sphere primitive and I want to display a texture.

However, I can't get the texture to show up when I move the camera inside of the sphere. I can make it show by moving outside of the shape though, which is odd and annoying.

Here is my basic code at the moment:

    Texture texture = new Texture(3000, 3000, RGBColor.RED);
    TextureManager.getInstance().addTexture("sphere", texture);

    mSphere = Primitives.getSphere(20);
    //mSphere.calcTextureWrapSpherical();
    mSphere.setTexture("sphere");
    mSphere.build();

    mWorld = new World();
    //mWorld.setAmbientLight(50,50,50);

    mWorld.addObject(mSphere);

    Camera camera = mWorld.getCamera();
    //camera.moveCamera( Camera.CAMERA_MOVEOUT, 30 );
    //camera.setPosition( mSphere.getTransformedCenter() );
    camera.lookAt( mSphere.getTransformedCenter() );
    //camera.moveCamera(Camera.CAMERA_MOVEIN, 5);

    MemoryHelper.compact();

I have tried many variations of the code (commenting and uncommenting areas) but it just refuses to render the red colour at all.