Hello Lukas,
On 09/08/2011 07:58 AM, Lukas David Jacobs wrote:
> I recently got another problem: I got an input device, which gives me it's
> position in Space (just 3 values, standard opengl coordinates) and a
> quaternion, which represents it's orientation. The problem is, that I need
> the orientation as a vector, so I can draw a line in OpenSG using the data
> from the device. I do not really have a (good) idea what to do here.
ok, your device gives you the origin and rotation of a coordinate system
and you (presumably) want to visualize one of the axis' of this
coordinate system. Build a Geometry that contains a line along the axis
you want to visualize (for x axis you'd use points (0,0,0) (1,0,0)) and
put it under a Transform. Update that Transform's matrix with the data
from the device.
Cheers,
Carsten
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