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- Wed 21. Mar 2007, 11:03
- Forum: Core
- Topic: SceneGraphPath
- Replies: 3
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I would be interested in hearing specific reasons why we could not extend SceneGraphPath itself rather than introducing a new class. One of the overriding design principles of jReality is expressed in the saying, "Why have two classes when one will do?" For example, can anyone provide a specific exa...
- Thu 1. Mar 2007, 11:50
- Forum: Core
- Topic: SceneGraphPath
- Replies: 3
- Views: 2718
SceneGraphPath
At the jReality meeting yesterday (28.02.07) we discussed the issue of specifying a selection in jReality. For example, the ViewerApp has a SelectionManager which does just this. In many cases, this is fully specified by an instance of SceneGraphPath, but there are currently at least two exceptions:...
- Thu 1. Mar 2007, 11:36
- Forum: Core
- Topic: Radii attribute
- Replies: 2
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At the jReality meeting yesterday (28.2.07) we discussed this issue again and came to the decision that the behavior should be multiplicative, but to make this clear, the vertex and edge attributes "RADII" should be renamed to "RELATIVE_RADII" to make clear that they are multiplied by the values com...
- Thu 15. Feb 2007, 13:06
- Forum: Core
- Topic: Radii attribute
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2710
RADII attribute -- update
I would like to propose that we make the default behavior be that the RADII attribute multiplies with the corresponding appearance attribute (POINT_RADIUS or TUBE_RADIUS) to give the real radius used. If a user doesn't want to have the appearance attribute play a role, all he has to do is set it to ...
- Fri 15. Dec 2006, 12:24
- Forum: Programming Help
- Topic: Lights
- Replies: 5
- Views: 2591
- Fri 15. Dec 2006, 12:16
- Forum: Programming Help
- Topic: sharing zbuffers
- Replies: 1
- Views: 1760
By "icosahedra example" I assume you mean de.jreality.tutorial.Icosahedra. The Icosahedra example has to do with using transparency in jReality. The fact that different parts "shine through" other parts is the nature of transparency, so in itself doesn't mean there is a problem. In this example the ...