on the stack thus ensure that they arn't created locally and have their
memory deleted incorrectly.
Also updated the IntersectVisitor so that it no used osg::ref_ptr<> internally
for storing all data. Have also move the IntersectState helper class to inside the
IntersectVisitor which simplifies the external interface to the class.
class now combines Cloner and DeepCopy into one class. Cloner and DeepCopy
will be removed in next commit.
Also have added osgcopy app to Demos which shows how the CopyOp have be
subclassed to create users own specific handling of copying.
Have fixed copy constructor problems in GeoSet which fix the deep copy
problem experienced yesterday.
copy constructor which takes an optional Cloner object, and the old
osg::Object::clone() has changed so that it now requires a Cloner as paramter.
This is passed on to the copy constructor to help control the shallow vs
deep copying. The old functionality of clone() which was clone of type has
been renamed to cloneType().
Updated all of the OSG to work with these new conventions, implemention all
the required copy constructors etc. A couple of areas will do shallow
copies by design, a couple of other still need to be updated to do either
shallow or deep.
Neither of the shallow or deep copy operations have been tested yet, only
the old functionality of the OSG has been checked so far, such running the
viewer on various demo datasets.
Also fixed a problem in osg::Optimize::RemoveRendundentNodesVisitor which
was not checking that Group didn't have have any attached StateSet's, Callbacks
or UserData. These checks have now been added, which fixes a bug which was
revealled by the new osgscribe demo, this related to removal of group acting
as state decorator.
method
by the _unitScale to compenstate for different scales in the flt model. This
_unitScale had already been applied to the geometry data.
Integrated new defaults for the texturing wrap mode, for when now .attr file
is supplied with a flt file.
and getWorldToLocalMatrix(), computeLocalToWorld() and computeWorldToLocal()
methods.
Have updated the CullVisitor, IntersectVisitor and Optimizer to use the
new osg::Transform::getLocalToWorldMatrix() which has the same functionality
as the old getMatrix() but is now supports subclasses of osg::Transform
transparently.
Have added osg::PositionAttitudeTransform as subclass of osg::Transform
which manages the transform as position and attitude via a Vec3 and Quat
respectively.
correct redundent groups but for groups which had a single child it was
was not using replaceChild to rettach the child to its parents. It was using
parent->removeChild(group)...parent->addChild(child); which was allow the child
to be attached in a different place than the original group, this broke LOD code.
Have used removeChild instead which solves the LOD problem.
modes first then attributes since the it was cause a display bug on some
datesets. It seems that the modes needs enabling before glMaterial's
take affect, at least on the NVidia drivers under Windows and Linux.
The OpenGL reference guide doesn't mention any dependancy so I'm not
sure what the official line is. Some other OpenGl attribute and modes
need to be applied in that order according to the blue book, however,
drivers, at least the NVidia drivers seem require the opposite. This may raise
the spectra of before and after mode applies, but this will require extra
support in osg::State and osg::StateAttribute, and would have to be handled
on a per attribute basis, and possibly different of each platform. Yuck.
of objects which were transformed by multiple matrices at one time - this
cannot be handled in the flattening process (since we only have one piece
of geometry to transform). This visitor now handles this case by disabling
flattening of any objects and transforms associated in this way.
change in osg::Billboard.
Removed in instance of an object being passed () brackets, have removed the
brackets to avoid an amiguity with the compiler intepreting it as a function.
Alas changed the indenting to use 4 spaces instead of tabs, this irons out
differences when working under Windows and Unix, keeping the identing
consistent.
