Difference between revisions of "Education Project/Effort/Improve Impress/Additional 3D Transitions"
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| + | * '''Goal''' : create new Fun OpenGL transitions for Impress | ||
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Building on top of a successful | Building on top of a successful | ||
| − | [http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Summer_of_Code_2007/proposals#Impress:_OpenGL_rendered_transitions] from last year, the goal is to add more 3D transitions | + | [http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Summer_of_Code_2007/proposals#Impress:_OpenGL_rendered_transitions] from last year, the goal is to add more 3D transitions to the Impress application. A transition is an animation where one page is visible in the beginning and another in the end. It is used during |
| − | to the Impress application. A transition is an animation where one page | + | |
| − | is visible in the beginning and another in the end. It is used during | + | |
presentation slideshow to switch pages. | presentation slideshow to switch pages. | ||
| − | The already existing OpenGL transition engine gets the previous and | + | The already existing OpenGL transition engine gets the previous and next page as a prerendered image, and then gets the stage (i.e. the |
| − | next page as a prerendered image, and then gets the stage (i.e. the | + | |
screen) exclusively, for the duration of the transition. | screen) exclusively, for the duration of the transition. | ||
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| + | Side effects: the list of transitions is growing dangerously. What do ? Keep only the 3D transitions ? Create a second entry list "3D effects ? " | ||
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| + | * '''Problem''' : 3D transitions are Fun, and the demand is important. | ||
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| + | '''Important consequence: more OpenGL transitions is more Fun and a killer feature ''' | ||
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| + | * '''Time plan''' : 120 hours max, say 1 month of work ( or 3 students working 10 hours per week every ) | ||
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| + | Difficulty: *** | ||
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| + | New: needs | ||
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| + | * Good maths and geometry skills ( 3D / matrixes .. ) | ||
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| + | Skills : C and C++ | ||
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| + | Help : this task is the continuation of [[Impress:_OpenGL_rendered_transitions]], started by Shane M. Mathew during the Google SoC 2007 (mentor : Thorsten Behrens ) | ||
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* Reguired skills/knowledge: C++, OpenGL. familiarity with UNO is welcomed | * Reguired skills/knowledge: C++, OpenGL. familiarity with UNO is welcomed | ||
| − | ; Contact | + | ; Contact |
: dev@graphics.openoffice.org | : dev@graphics.openoffice.org | ||
: rodo at novell dot com, tbehrens at novell dot com | : rodo at novell dot com, tbehrens at novell dot com | ||
| + | : for Education Project : ericb at openoffice dot org , (please add your name ) | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 10 February 2009
- Goal : create new Fun OpenGL transitions for Impress
Building on top of a successful [1] from last year, the goal is to add more 3D transitions to the Impress application. A transition is an animation where one page is visible in the beginning and another in the end. It is used during presentation slideshow to switch pages.
The already existing OpenGL transition engine gets the previous and next page as a prerendered image, and then gets the stage (i.e. the screen) exclusively, for the duration of the transition.
Side effects: the list of transitions is growing dangerously. What do ? Keep only the 3D transitions ? Create a second entry list "3D effects ? "
- Problem : 3D transitions are Fun, and the demand is important.
Important consequence: more OpenGL transitions is more Fun and a killer feature
- Time plan : 120 hours max, say 1 month of work ( or 3 students working 10 hours per week every )
Difficulty: ***
New: needs
- Good maths and geometry skills ( 3D / matrixes .. )
Skills : C and C++
Help : this task is the continuation of Impress:_OpenGL_rendered_transitions, started by Shane M. Mathew during the Google SoC 2007 (mentor : Thorsten Behrens )
- Reguired skills/knowledge: C++, OpenGL. familiarity with UNO is welcomed
- Contact
- dev@graphics.openoffice.org
- rodo at novell dot com, tbehrens at novell dot com
- for Education Project : ericb at openoffice dot org , (please add your name )
