Hi Jean-Sebastien,
In order to see buttons in osganimationviewer you need to unpack
http://www.plopbyte.net/tmp/osgAnimation-data.tar.gz in the directory of
osg-data (or in the same directory of the .exe) else you will not see
the buttons. So it's normal, it will be not a problem when commited in
the osg-data repository.
I know that in the avatar sample there are textures like
f:/Sync_to_H-Drive/Animation_Jobs/Plopbyte/Blend/Textures/brow.l.tga but
i did not know it will be a problem like doing an error disk ???? it's
weird.
I fixed the missing OSGANIMATION_EXPORT for Bone, and the setupViewInWindow.
I recommand the nathan model as sample, it's a good sample. But you will
understand better when using images buttons in the viewer ;)
Thanks for your help
Cheers,
Cedric
Jean-Sébastien Guay wrote:
Hi Cedric,
Waiting for the examples to compile, I'll check back in with the
results soon.
There's a missing OSGANIMATION_EXPORT on the
osgAnimation::Bone::UpdateBone class.
With that added, all compiles correctly.
Running
osganimationviewer osgAnimation/example.osg
gives a window with buttons at the bottom. If I click on the 2
left-most buttons some text comes in and fades out. If I click on the
right-most button, a box in the bottom right corner comes in, and if I
click on it again it goes out of the screen. Is that the expected
behavior?
I tried running
osganimationviewer osgAnimation/avatar.osg
but I get a "disk error", and debugging I see that it's looking for a
file called
"f:/Sync_to_H-Drive/Animation_Jobs/Plopbyte/Blend/Textures/brow.l.tga"
Those paths should probably be relative to the .osg file?
I didn't check other files in the .tar.gz.
One comment I have which applies to the osgWidget examples too (and
I've said this before, when testing the osgWidget examples): the
window shows up with its title bar outside the screen. It's very
annoying. In general, don't use
viewer.setUpViewInWindow(0, 0, WIDTH, HEIGHT);
and just let the viewer set itself up, or use
viewer.setUpViewInWindow(50, 50, WIDTH, HEIGHT);
so that it comes up in a sane place on the screen. (but I really
suggest to not use it, so that the user can use command-line args or
environment variables to set where the viewer will show up if he wants)
J-S
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