Hy Ryan
Of course do not use dynamic_cast directly, because you model is not an
AnimationManager node. You may have a look at the osganimation* examples to
gain concepts of the new osgAnimation library. The latest SVN version of OSG
accepts .bvh file for constructing bones, but you should add each part of
your model as bones' children yourself. There is no easy way to create
animated skeleton models at present.
Regards,
Wang Rui
2008/12/5 Ryan Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Well i have to admit i'm embarrassed here. I've been loading animated
> models without bones to experiment with controlling the animation. In light
> of this, i've only been using osgDB::readNodeFile(). Now that I need to load
> a model with bones i need osgAnimation support (at least this is my
> understanding). However, with the current svn build i have, the dynamic cast
>
> osgAnimation::AnimationManager *am =
> dynamic_cast<osgAnimation::AnimationManager*>(osgDB::readNodeFile("file.osg"));
> doesn't work. "am" comes back as a null object. what am i doing wrong? this
> is driving me crazy! Thanks again for everyone's help.
>
>
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