Hello Michael,
Michael Raab wrote:
> the 8 light sources form a chain. Unfortunately I don't have a debug version
> of OpenSG here. For your information I have exported my whole test scene to
> an osb file, which is attached to this mail. Hope this helps to find the
> problem. The test scene looks like this:
>
[SNIP - scene graph]
> - The first node is our root
> - Followed by all 8 light sources
> - Below the light source comes our test object, a simple cube
> - The last 8 transform nodes are used as light source beacons
>
> If you wish I can try to copy the relevant source code parts from our
> application.
hm, I've loaded the .osb with the two of the test programs
(testStatisticsRender and testVRMLRender - which is not really VRML
specific...). Both already add a light to scene so there were complaints
from OpenGL about unknown enums, when GL_LIGHT0 + 8 was passed to
glEnable for the last (9th total) light in your scene - which is ok and
expected.
A bit strange was that only one of the two programs actually complained
from the RenderAction, which normally already detects if there are more
lights than OpenGL can handle in a scene. So it seems that there is
possibly something wrong with the way lights are counted, but I've not
had a chance to investigate it yet, sorry.
Cheers,
Carsten
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