Hi Nick,
the triangle shown in white has just being added to highlight the selection. We
can discard it for a while. For that reason I completly removed the selection
highlight in my example. Please see attached code.
If you run the example and select a triangle pushing CTRL+LEFTMOUSE you will
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Hi Gianni,
Hi Nick,
the triangle shown in white has just being added to highlight the selection. We
can discard it for a while. For that reason I completly removed the selection
highlight in my example. Please see attached code.
If you run the example and select a triangle pushing CTRL+LEFTM
SMesserschmidt wrote:
> So basically you are raping the primitive sets to color the primitive?
Yes, that's why at the beginning I asked help to suggest me the best way to
implement this. Nobody replied so I found this way.
SMesserschmidt wrote:
>
> That is certainly a complicated way in case y
Am 9/22/2016 um 12:23 PM schrieb Gianni Ambrosio:
SMesserschmidt wrote:
So basically you are raping the primitive sets to color the primitive?
Yes, that's why at the beginning I asked help to suggest me the best way to
implement this. Nobody replied so I found this way.
Maybe your questions
Hi,
I've stumbled upon the following issue. Our renderer runs
SingleThreaded because that what most Qt integrations seem to use, or
else other issues arise. I'd be happy to change that of course.
This makes the whole application run on just one core. It's still
"multithreaded", as the loa
This is, bizarrely, by design.
In single-threaded mode, OpenSceneGraph silently sets CPU affinity to a single
core by default. Personally I think this is incredibly obtrusive on the
programmer, and the reasons for this being default behaviour are terrible, but
it is what it is.
This is what I
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