Hi Mouming,
With PIXEL_SIZE_ON_SCREEN the specified ranges describe the size in
pixels of the PagedLOD's bounding sphere. So in your case, when it's far
away and occupies 0 - 1293 pixels (e.g. 300), the first child is shown,
i.e. the geometry directly beneath the PagedLOD - no filename is
specified for the first range. When you get closer it occupies 1293 -
1e+030 pixels (e.g. 20000) and the specified
Tile_050_050_L21_000000000.osgb, which should be more detailed, is
loaded as specified as the second range.
I was under the impression that it uses the bounding sphere diameter in
pixels but now that I looked more closely I can see in
CullingSet::pixelSize where it all boils down that it seems to relate to
the radius instead. Someone more knowledgeable can certainly comment on
this, as well as the priority offset and scale specified by the
PriorityList, it's probably some kind of local LOD scale?
Regards,
Andreas
On 2018-01-11 02:42, Mouming Ning wrote:
Hi,
my osgb's "head" is like this:
osg::PagedLOD {
UniqueID 1
CenterMode USER_DEFINED_CENTER
UserCenter -1619.41 -187.445 1047.71 40.4089
RangeMode PIXEL_SIZE_ON_SCREEN
RangeList 2 {
0 1293.08
1293.08 1e+030
}
DatabasePath TRUE "D:\\Tile_050_050/"
RangeDataList 2 {
""
"Tile_050_050_L21_000000000.osgb"
}
PriorityList 2 {
0 1
0 1
}
My problem is that how the rangelist correspond to the pixel size on screen?
such as the pixel size is 1300,then this osgb is display on the screen?but when
the pixel size is 300,then what will happen?? or 20000,what will happen??
Another question is that what's meaning of PriorityList?? What is it used for ??
Thank you!
Cheers,
Mouming
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