Re: isect

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From: Yair Kurzion (yair++at++polygon.engr.sgi.com)
Date: 09/27/2001 15:06:51


Hi Dirk !

> Each time I change a geoset:
>
> 1st: I get it with getWritable().
> 2nd: I change it.
> 3rd: I recompute the bounding box.
> 4th: I release it with writeComplete().

What process does this happen in ? Where do you call pfDCS::isect ?
You should run the above in the APP process. Running in the CULL process won't
work.

Also, recomputing the bounding box of a pfGeoSet DOES NOT trigger a recompute
for the bounding box of its parent pfGeode.
Following stage 4 above, try calling:

    geode -> setBound (0, PFBOUND_DYNAMIC);

This should propagate up to the bounding box of the DCS when you call `isect'.
For a sanity check, please verify that the bounding box of your DCS changes
after you call `geode -> setBound'. Try something like:

    pfSphere sphere;
    dcs -> getBound(&sphere);
    pfNotify (PFNFY_WARN, PFNFY_PRINT, "dcs sphere: C=(%f, %f, %f), R=%f",
        sphere.center[0], sphere.center[1], sphere.center[2], sphere.radius);

-yair

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