On 03/07/2012 04:42 PM, Renato Oliveira wrote:
Hi,
sure i understand, sorry about that. i just wanted to know if someone already
experienced the same issue before. what i am actually doing is i created a obj
loader similar to the obj loader plugin from openscenegraph (the mojoraity of
the code of copied directly just for test). once i have loaded the file, i
create a mesh using all the information loaded and set the vertices, normals,
texture cordinates, and primitive set. no problem there. than i attache my mesh
to the a viewer like anyother example of the osg and run. like i said before,
the crash happens when the cullvisitor's traverse function gets called when its
building the sceneview.
If the CullVisitor is crashing in the traverse() method, it's very
likely that you've given the Viewer an invalid mesh to render. That
method is used every frame by every OSG program in existence. It's
extremely unlikely that it's the cause of your problem.
You'll need to dig into your reworked .obj loader and figure out where
the problem is. Make sure the vertices, normals, and texture
coordinates all have the right number of items. Make sure that the
primitives you create make sense (e.g. don't create a triangle with two
or four vertices). Check for NaN's along the way. Things like that.
I'd suggest starting with an .obj file that creates a single triangle.
Test that, and work up from there.
--"J"
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