dependent on the complexity of the geometry. For complex scenes this
meant that it looked like you were "throwing" the display into molasses.
For simple geometry things get over-excited once thrown.
The fix is to factor in the frame rendering time to the caluclated
motion. I've implemented this for rotation and panning.
Now when things are thrown they maintain a rate very close to what was
happening when the mouse button was released."
TrackballManipulator. The purpose of this is to disable throwing when
you release the mouse button while moving the mouse. The default
settings is true (ie, allow throw). The two source files are attached.
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change of ' ' to GUIEventAdapter::KEY_Space, fix to url in Matrix_implementation.cpp.
Syntax fixes by Robert Osfield to above submission fix inconsistencies with normal
OSG coding style.
Made Matrix be a typedef to either Matrixf or Matrixd. Defaults to Matrixf.
Converted the osgGA::MatrixManipulators and osgProducer::Viewer/OsgCameraGroup
across to using exclusively Matrixd for internal computations and passing betwen
Manipulators, Producer and SceneView. Note, SceneView still uses Matrix internally
so will depend on what is set as the default in include/osg/Matrix.
Added the ability to osgProducer::setDone/getDone(), kept done() as the
method that the viewer main loop uses for detecting the exit condition.
