Chris Mitchell (mitchell++at++physics.ucla.edu)
Mon, 25 Jan 1999 11:21:21 -0800 (PST)
I'm sure this one is a no-brainer for some pfDude out there.
Putting one of my models into perfly, I found that something
clips the geometry when the EYPOINT (in drive mode) exceeds
a certain radius. This suggested to me that some bounding
sphere was too small, but this magic radius stays the same
even when I change the bounding sphere(s) in the graph.
It also seems to be unaffected by chan->setNearFar().
It also seems to be unaffected by chan->setTravMode(PF_CULL, whatever).
I can see the geometry which has a world coordinate
exceeding the magic radius until the eyepoint itself
exceeds this radius, at which point the geometry
disappears.
What else could be causing eye-position dependant clipping here?
Thanks, praise, and 10 Hail Mary's for whoever can help.
Chris Mitchell
UCLA Physics Department
LAPD Plasma Lab
voice: 310-206-1772
fax: 310-206-5484
email: chrism++at++ucla.edu
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