Hi Wang Rui, On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 8:41 AM, Wang Rui <[email protected]> wrote: > It seems that osgWrappers/serializers/osgParticle folder is missed. > Did you still do some reviews or just forget it? :)
I did forget to do an svn add osgParticle... missed it in all the action of merging various submissions. BTW, all your files are coming in with the execution bit enabled and I'm having to disable this. Source files should never have the executation bit enabled so I there must be something amiss with your editor or perhaps the compression you are using. Could you check this? > As you suggested, I've finished a tentative version of ProxyNode and > PagedLOD wrappers using individual children reading functions. And > both of them assume that addChild() should be executed before > setFileName(), that is, children loaded from external files would > always be placed behind the "solid" ones. I believe this is the right > order to add to proxy nodes and paged LODs. A different constructing > way may cause unexpected behaviors, for instance, dynamic loaded > children may overlap static ones. Thanks, I'll have a review of these changes and compare to how .ive/old .osg does things. > I also attached the osgText wrappers, which were much easier to work > out than expected. Great. I was hoping that most NodeKit would be easier to put in place than big libs like osg and osgParticle. > Maybe it's time to write down what we've done in > the past few weeks, as well as a tutorial to contribute to and make > use of the new ascii/binary format, and later announce it to the > community, call for public tests and listen to advices all over the > world. :) Yes it's a good point now to start adding info into the wiki as a tutorial. If you can write I quick page I can test it out by writing a wrapper for another of the NodeKits such as osgTerrain. A good test would then be attempting to generate a VPB database in .osgb and .osgt format. Robert. _______________________________________________ osg-submissions mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openscenegraph.org/listinfo.cgi/osg-submissions-openscenegraph.org
