[Papervision3D] best policy to scale up PV3D content without slowing it down?

[Ross Sclafani]

you could also apply a scale matrix to the bitmapData.draw() call, so  
the scale is preformed on the vectors, not the resultant bitmap.
On Jun 24, 2009, at 11:52 AM, tom rhodes wrote:

> "I really wanted to
> scale the viewport as if scaling a bitmap"
>
> do that then :)
>
> draw the viewport to a bitmap, stop rendering your scene, attach the  
> bitmap to a sprite over the viewport and scale it. you'll need to  
> turn smoothing on or it'll look a bit weird...
>
> http://www.ch1mp.net
>
>
> 2009/6/24 lunetta <carlos.lunetta at gmail.com>
>
> Hello all
>
> I'm working on a project where there's a dramatic (and unnecessary)  
> slow
> down of content when the geometry gets too big. I know that's  
> normal, but in
> this case it's unnecessary because I don't really need the "big  
> polygon
> calculation and texture fill" that makes things slow - I really  
> wanted to
> scale the viewport as if scaling a bitmap - just recalculate the final
> pixels, not all the polygons/textures.
>
> What's the best method for that? I read sometime ago about rendering  
> to a
> buffer, and then put the buffer on screen with the right scaling.  
> Would that
> be the fastest? Any examples?
>
> Thanks!
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