No Worries
Fixed this by creating a new animation path with the offset and swapping
with the original. Code now looks like this
//if animation update callback is found add the rigid body animate callback
osg::AnimationPathCallback* apc = dynamic_cast
<osg::AnimationPathCallback*>(osgTrans->getUpdateCallback());
if(apc){
osgbBullet::RigidBodyAnimation* rba =
newosgbBullet::RigidBodyAnimation;
apc->setNestedCallback(rba);
//add the world offset to the
osg::AnimationPath* aniPath = apc->
getAnimationPath();
osg::AnimationPath* newPath =
newosg::AnimationPath();
float time = 0.0f;
osg::AnimationPath::TimeControlPointMap tcpm =
aniPath->getTimeControlPointMap();
for(osg::AnimationPath::TimeControlPointMap::iterator
tcpmitr=tcpm.begin();
tcpmitr!=tcpm.end();
++tcpmitr)
{
//add world offset
osg::AnimationPath::ControlPoint cp(tcpmitr
->second.getPosition()+_worldOffset, tcpmitr->second.getRotation(), tcpmitr
->second.getScale());
newPath->insert(time, cp);
time += (1.0f/30.0f);
}
apc->setAnimationPath(newPath);
}
}
I'm still a little confused as to why the original didn't work?
Cheers
Tom
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