This depends somewhat on the Windowing system you are using. You can do things directly within the windowing system to insure that some windows stay on top at all times. But there is no way directly through Producer to do this.
-don
On 8/24/06, Cesar Ismael Mendoza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
On our current project, we are using Qt version 4 to provide an interface for our simulation using OpenSceneGraph. We ran into a few problems displaying both the Producer renderSurface and the interface in the same window, so we opted to run the Producer renderSurface and the interface as separate windows.
The 3D simulation is now displayed as a borderless window positioned over a certain area of the interface. This gives off the illusion during runtime that the program is running a single window.
The problem we have now is that as the 3D simulation and the interface are separate windows, we have not been able to find a way to have the simulation kept to the front of the interface window. When the user clicks on a button on the interface, the interface is brought to the front and the 3D simulation disappears behind it.
Is there a way, using Producer or OpenSceneGraph commands, to keep the simulation window to the front (or alternatively, keep the Qt interface at the back)?
Regards,
Cesar Mendoza
Student Electrical Engineer, QUT
Project: Virtual Experiment Using OpenSceneGraph
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