What if i create one plane, and add this another plane mesh as a submesh of this first plane? this way it would have the same effect for me. Is it possible?
On May 2, 11:57 am, Agoth <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi. I am curious about how to manipulate the subdivisions of an > primitive, in this case, a plane. When you create the plane primitive, > you're asked how many width and height segments you'd like to have. > What is the purpose of these parameters? As far as i know, regardless > of the number of segments, a plane have only one submeshe and > subgeometry (the plane itself), and you can't get the segments (faces) > as if they were one of those. > > What i wanted to do was to get the faces (or segments) of a primitive > and detect collisions with mouse and change it's material when this > happens. > > How can i do it? I'm betting that i have to get the individual > vertices forming the face/segment i want to change. If that's the way, > it seems like a lot of work (specially identifying the vertices). Is > that so? Any ideas? Thanks!
