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I
would like to pick the full loaded object, not a named piece inside the scene
loaded.
Do you
have any suggestions ?
Thanks
Paul
Martin,
are you trying to pick to full object
loaded, or a named piece inside the scene loaded ?
Alessandro
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 8:02
AM
Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] Object
detection
Try BranchGroup instead Node
========= PICKING
===================
BranchGroup shapeClicked =
null;
// Get Object Data to determine
part
shapeClicked =
(BranchGroup)
pickResultArray[i].getObject();
Object
shapeSelected = shapeClicked.getUserData();
greetz Martin
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 11:08
AM
Subject: [JAVA3D] Object
detection
Hi,
I am wondering if anyone
can help me. I have loaded a vrml file into my
Java3D scene, assign a
setUserData method to the branchgroup with a
relative
name. I have a
separate pick routine that i would like to detect what
object
i have
selected by using the getUserData method.
The problem is that i am
assigning a name to a branch group and when i
do
the pick i am
returned a shape object. I want these objects to be the
same
but i
can't find an instruction which will either assign a getUserData
command
to shape3D from the vrml loaded file or a pick behaviour which
returns
the branchgroup clicked.
file://=========LOADER &
ASSIGN =============
// Call VRML Loader with 'TopfileA.wrl'
Scene scene =
loadVrmlShape(slocation+fileName);
shapeBG =
scene.getSceneGroup(); // get scene branch
group
shapeBG.setUserData("StartObj");
file://========= PICKING
===================
Node shapeClicked = null;
// Get Object Data to determine part
shapeClicked = (Node)
pickResultArray[i].getObject();
Object
shapeSelected = shapeClicked.getUserData();
Paul Watson (Senior
Design Consultant)
www.rcid.ncl.ac.uk
Resource Centre for Innovation in Engineering Design
Bruce
Building
University of Newcastle Upon Tyne
Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE1
7RU, UK Tel: 0191 222 5306
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