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Q:
When rendering a QuickDraw 3D 1.5 file containing objects such as cylinders and ellipsoids,
the default number of surface planes is much higher than in QD3D version 1.0.6. While this
looks nice, it requires more memory. Is there a way in my application to limit the "resolution"
(i.e., the number of surface planes) used by QD3D 1.5?
A:
You can use a subdivision style to get control over the number of faces generated.
For example, you can create a subdivision style object as follows:
theSubdivisionStyleData.method = kQ3SubdivisionMethodScreenSpace;
theSubdivisionStyleData.c1 = (float)20;
theSubdivisionStyleData.c2 = (float)20;
mSubdivisionStyle = Q3SubdivisionStyle_New(&theSubdivisionStyleData);
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You can then submit the subdivision style in your rendering loop before you submit your geometry.
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