Hello,
first of all: osgPython... Many thanks... For me perfect... Worked nearly
"out of the box" and I could manage to load a huge set of points and make a
surface out of it using Delaunay-Triangulation of osgUtil just with a few
lines of scripting.
But now I can't save the scene :-(
[root is a Group-Node containing a Geode containing Geometry with my data]
I've tried:
ins = osgDB.Registry.instance()
ins.writeNode( root , './pycreatedData.osg')
It tells me:
RuntimeError: Method osgDB::Registry::writeNode (osg::Group *, std::string,
) not found.
For your Info: I've tried to make some kind of debugging, but I don't know
how the wrappers or the boost::Python wrapping is working
I looked in osgWrapper/osgDB/Registry.cpp (around line 297, codebase today
in the morning)
And python is right, there is no function
osgDB::Registry::writeNode (osg::Group *, std::string, ) defined, but
something like this:
I_Method2(osgDB::ReaderWriter::WriteResult, writeNode, IN, const
osg::Node &, node, IN, const std::string &, fileName,
Properties::NON_VIRTUAL,
__ReaderWriter_WriteResult__writeNode__C5_osg_Node_R1__C5_std_string_R1,
"",
"");
--> it seems, if osgPython generates out of this information it's wrappers
then it would expect a const osg::Node& and a const std::string& --> AS far
as I know Python doesn't care about pointers or references it's more or less
the same... Is there an automatic conversion missing? Or is this the wrong
way of saving a scene?
Best regards
Björn
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