Hello Josef,
Did you mean to use SwitchMaterial as a core instead of the SwitchPtr ?
Let me elaborate again how did i do that of course with Björn's help.
1. read the utah teapot using the scene file handler. and assigned that to
the NodePtr
2. Created another NodePtr and pointer to the same geometry that read at
step 1.
3. Created 2 material group and assigned 2 different shader materials to
each of them.
Then created 2 NodePtr to hold above 2 material group. Again assigned
each of
the tea_pot NodePtr to each of the NodePtr that hold the
MaterialGroupPtr as child.
4.created a switch nodeptr and assigned a switch core to that.
5. assigned the 2 NodePtr created at step 3 as children to switch NodePtr
created at step 4.
6. Finally rendering the scene making the switch node ptr as root.
If i use SwitchMaterial where should it fit in?
I did not find any doc regarding that, so hint would be a great help i
believe.
And please let me know if my explanation is confusing at any point.
Thanks
Sajjad
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