Michael Jones (mtj++at++babar)
Fri, 27 Oct 1995 09:20:09 -0700
It's not in Performer 2.0, and is not scheduled for 3.0 but we
could look at that. I have a question about the feature. Such
intersections require the construction of a volume (cylinder or
cone, parallelpiped or frustum) about the intersection ray that
database objects are then classified against. The cylinder and
cone (for ortho and perspective, resp.) style provides an "is
there a point within an n-pixel circle" type of picking result,
while the squarish volume gives picking within an NxN screen
aligned square. Is one of these shapes more appropriate to your
application than the other?
Votes and/or discussion appreciated,
Michael Jones
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