Hi Paul,
> Second, and more worrisome, the TrackballManipulator appears to be
> ignored with the "-1" argument. In other words:
> 1) Run "osgcompositeviewer -1 cow.osg" on a dual-screen Windows system.
> 2) Two fullscreen windows open, displaying fountain.osg.
> 3) Use left or right mouse motion in either window; the camera position
> does not change. The view remains static (though the fountain particle
> animation is playing).
>
> Do you see this on Linux? Is this a known issue?
Look closely - the scene moves, just *very very* little.
It's a bug in osgViewer/CompositeViewer.cpp which I submitted a fix for
about a week ago. When a single view is on multiple displays (so the
slave camera mechanism in osgViewer::View is used) the viewport extents
are not set correctly in the eventTraversal, so when the mouse events
are translated they have wrong values and the mouse movement has very
little effect.
I haven't gotten any news about it being integrated into SVN yet, and
your report seems to confirm it hasn't... Any reason for that Robert? Is
there anything I need to do to get it integrated?
J-S
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