Hi,
On Mon, 2006-05-08 at 14:57 -0500, Patrick Hartling wrote:
> Patrick Hartling wrote:
>
> > As I explained in my original post, nodes are deactivated before any frame
> > is rendered. The nodes that are deactivated always have a group core, but it
> > is not all nodes with group cores that are deactivated.
>
> I apologize for following up on my own post, but there is a little bit of
> inaccuracy in what I have described above. The nodes that are deactivated
> almost always have a core of type OSG::Transform. If they do not, then they
> have a core of type OSG::Group. Since OSG::Group is an ancestor of
> OSG::Transform, my statement above is not exactly wrong, but it could be
> confusing given the diagram that I posted along with it.
interesting, one quick test, could you add a call to
beginEditCP(node, VolMask);
node->invalidateVolume();
endEditCP(node,VolMask);
after you activated a node.
>From a quick glance over the code involved in travmask and volume
handling it might be a little bit optimistic at some points ;-)
Currently my feeling that is it more OpenSG bug exposed by OSG::Group
change?
I'll see if I can easily recreate the problem.
regards,
gerrit
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