Re: Performer 2.0 frustum problem

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Salvador Cabaruvias (sal++at++mbsgi1.mdc.com)
Tue, 13 Aug 1996 11:10:54 -0700

On Aug 12, 4:17pm, Mark Negovan wrote:
> Subject: Re: Performer 2.0 frustum problem
> Hi Salvador,
>
> pfFrustAspect ( and others ) take a pfFrustrum * as the first arg.
> You are sending a pfChannel * which may cause unwanted side ( size ) affects.
> I have not tried to use the code but you may want to make sure you are
> sending the right types. This would not happen with C++ which is a more
> strongly typed language. Let me know if this helps.
>
I am modified the code to do just that... I am experimenting with those
calls to see if I can achieve the same effect as in Peformer 1.2.
>
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