Hi Jean Sebastien

I found the enabled propertie in the osg file and when I set it to true, it
changes all the render.
But, when I set it to true in my code, there are no changes ...

the .osg file still contains the FALSE value.

*osg::ref_ptr<osgFX::Scribe> s = new osgFX::Scribe;*
> *        s->setWireframeColor(osg::Vec4(color.x(), color.y(), color.z(),
> 0.0f));*
> *        s->setWireframeLineWidth(edge_width);*
> *        s->setName("highlight_FXNODE");*
> *        s->setEnabled(true);*
> *        return s.get();*
>

I'm not crazy ... do am i ?

Thanks for the look, you were right, but if you have a last good idea for
me, it would gives me a good end of the day :-)

Regards,
   Vincent.

2009/7/7 Jean-Sébastien Guay <[email protected]>

> Hi Vincent,
>
>  These are the two osg files.
>>
>
> Search for "enabled" in both .osg files. The _good file has it set to TRUE,
> the _bad file has it set to FALSE. If you change that one to TRUE, you will
> see the scribe effect is properly applied. At least I can see some geometry
> drawn in red scribe in osgViewer using group1_bad.osg after the change.
>
> So I guess you need to call scribeEffect->setEnabled(true)... Did you ever
> call scribeEffect->setEnabled(false) ?
>
> J-S
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