Hello Gerrit,
"Gerrit Voß" <vo...@vossg.org> schrieb im
Newsbeitrag news:1300969044.2866.70.ca...@feynman.camtech.ntu.edu.sg...
>
> hmm, but would that not do the wrong thing ?. The aim of the loop
> is to detect if the geometry had already been striped before and if this
> is the case not to run the striper the geometry again (unless forces)
>
ok, I did assume that it should detect if unstriped primitives are present.
>
> So the original loop does that, if it detects a strip inside the types
> it concludes that the striper had already been run earlier and it does
> not stripe the geometry again.
>
> The striper does not guarantee a type field with only GL_TRIANGLE_STRIP
> entries. As you say GL_TRIANGLE_FAN is possible but GL_TRIANGLES is as
> well.
>
> What was the problem with the original condition, was checking just for
> the first strip to optimistic ?
>
I think that this is to conservative. The geometry might be partely striped.
For instance the facetter I use does produce quads and quad stripes beside
of triangle stripes and fans.
Best,
Johannes
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