Andreas Zieringer wrote:
Just add another transform node above your model. To get rid of the
extra transform you could manipulate the vertex positions and normals
directly in the geometry core.
Isn't there a GraphOp that does that (MergeGraphOp ??) ?
If called only for the node with the scaling transform core, like this:
scene <- rest of scene
|
n1 - t1 <- node n1 with transform core t1 (e.g. scaling)
|
n2 - geo <- node n2 with geo core
Now IIRC calling MergeGraphOp on with n1 as root should fold the
transform t1 into the vertex data of geo.
Hope it helps,
Carsten
PS: Its been a while since I worked on OpenSG, so I hope the above
(still) applies and is not just a product of my memory ;)
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