Hi Till,
This looks to be a bug in the logic inside CompositeViewer for
converting the window mouse coordinates into local coords of the local
view's viewport. Unfortunately I'm not in a position to be able to go
chase up this bug right now.
Robert.
On Nov 28, 2007 4:52 PM, till busch <[EMAIL P
hi thibault,
thanks for your answer. this seems to partially solve my problem. it works
exactly once -- until i release the mouse button. after that it goes back to
the old and odd behaviour.
i have found a dirty workaround that fixes my problem.
i replaced line 711 in CompositeViewer.cpp:
ev
Hi Till
Did you try to pass the window size to the manipulators? Depending on
your window setup (the way you create your graphics context and your
views) and the underlying windowing toolkit (native, Qt, wxWidgets,
...) there may be instances where the manipulators do not know the
actual window si
hi,
i'm trying to use CompositeViewer for our app. The MatrixManipulators behave
oddly in the smaller views. it seems that the GUIEventAdapter doesn't know
the small View's real dimensions and it acts on mouse movements as if it had
the full size of the window.
please try this in osgcompositev
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