Re: pfChanPick with an off-axis frustum

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Sharon Clay (src++at++rose)
Thu, 5 Mar 1998 04:38:15 -0800

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+>---- On Mar 5, 11:28am, ulf.yngwe++at++mandator.se wrote:
> Subject: pfChanPick with an off-axis frustum
->From guest++at++holodeck Thu Mar 5 02:49:41 1998
->From: ulf.yngwe++at++mandator.se
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->To: info-performer++at++sgi.com
->Date: Thu, 5 Mar 1998 11:28:52 +0100
->Subject: pfChanPick with an off-axis frustum
->
->Hi perf-people!
->I have an application where I try to use pfChanPick. In this particular
->channel i am not looking in the center of the viewport (off-axis).
->This seemes to make all my picks miss what I am pointing on.
->Is this a known bug? In that case is it fixed in 2.2 (I am currently using
->2.1).

Yes, it is a known bug and the fix did not make it into the 2.2 release.
We are looking at the list of things to fix first for a future 2.2 update.

src.

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