Hi Paul,
Why do I have multiple SceneViews?
There are always two SceneViews if you're using multithreading - they're
used on alternating frames as you've seen. Just set your CullVisitor for
both, or a separate instance of your CullVisitor for each instance.
Whenever I've had to change something on SceneView instances, I had to
do it on both instances. I expect if your CullVisitor has some local
state, you'd have to use two separate instances, one for each SceneView,
so that threading works correctly and doesn't try to modify data that's
being read in another thread.
I need my own CullVisitor because I've defined my own node type that needs
special cull handling.
You could just override the traverse() method of your node type, that's
how I normally do it. It keeps changes local to the overridden node
class instead of propagating changes to other parts of the app.
void traverse(osg::NodeVisitor& nv)
{
if (nv.getVisitorType() == osg::NodeVisitor::CULL_VISITOR)
{
osgUtil::CullVisitor* cv =
dynamic_cast<osgUtil::CullVisitor*>(&nv);
// ...
}
osg::Node::traverse(nv); // call base class version.
// (replace Node by whatever the base class of your overridden
// node type is)
}
Hope this helps,
J-S
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