Rendering 3D Simulator with OpenSceneGraph

Real-time rendering is in quite demand in computer science today, and OpenSceneGraph, being one of the best 3D graphics toolkits, is being used widely in the fields of virtual reality, scientific visualization, visual simulation, modeling, games, mobile applications, and so on. Although you can use the powerful OpenSceneGraph, which is based on the low-level OpenGL API, to implement applications that simulate different environments in the 3D world, developing picture-perfect applications is easier said than done.

Here is an example of OpenSceneGraph rendering implementation that I have made in crane simulator. The 3D model object was created by using 3ds max and export the object model into ive format by using osg exporter. 

Physics calculation was implemented with NVidia Physx. This physics server will send all coordinate objects through UDP network then OSG will do rendering process as following physics information.

Here is a video example for my own experiment to demonstrate the power of OpenSceneGraph.

 

I hope that you can grasp the idea on how to implement OpenSceneGraph rendering.

Thank you

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