Re: Custom traversal

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From: Marc Hehmeyer (hehmeyer++at++stn-atlas.de)
Date: 05/23/2000 00:27:11


hi Devrim,

look at the man-pages of pfuTraverser. There you can find a way to traverse
the scenegraph.
If you won't traverse the whole scene-graph, cause if its big, it'll slow
down your application, you can use a callback
attached to the pfGeodes, containing your pfGeoSets. See the man pages of
pfNode::setTravFuncs.

Hope this will help you,

Marc

devrim wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I need to modify the content of an flt file which is loaded into the
> scene graph. I want to modify the colors so that the flt is transparent
> at some point in the application. There are many geosets grouped in many
> geodes. Is there an automatic way of traversing thru these geosets, e.g
> a callback or a traversal class from which I can derive another class ?
>
> How would you do this ?
>
> Thanks.
>
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