Hello,guys,
When I use following codes to scale mesh, it seems the mesh can't be scaled
by HardTransform(). And I checked those codes in CS, it seems those calls of
HardTransform() are in initializing stage. If I don't care the collision
detection, can I scale the meshs dynamically. Or which kind of mesh I can scale
dynamically? And how can I do that?
Thanks a lot!
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iMeshWrapper *pMeshWrapper = selected->pcmesh->GetMesh ();
if (pMeshWrapper){
bool bSHardT = pMeshWrapper->GetMeshObject()->SupportsHardTransform
();
if (bSHardT) // here bSHardT is false
pMeshWrapper->GetMeshObject()->HardTransform(rTH);
}
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AndyFrun
2006-02-25
On 2/15/06, AndyFrun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,everybody,
>
> Is that possible I scale those objects in CS world? It seems
> HardTransform() can work, but I don't know how to do it. Are there any
> difference between thing mesh and genmesh? From CS manual, I found the
> following desription. So can I scale the objects dynamically with collision
> detection still to be ok?
Scaling using HardTransform() is fine. Just give a scaling transform
there (using a csMatrix3 which scales for example). Scaling objects
dynamically while maintaining CD is hard. That will be a problem I'm
afraid.
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