Rendering the bounding box
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2006 3:13 pm
I'm setting up a basic collision response animator for my Cal3D node using:
The extent variable is coming from the bounding box returned by Klasker's Cal3D scene node...I'm getting some funny results that I didn't get when I was using an animatedmeshscenenode created from an MD2...I suspect the problem is that his scene node isn't taking into account the node's rotation or scaling, but I'm not sure. To be sure I wanted to render the bounding box...Is there any way to quickly and easily render the extents being used by a collision response animator? I am wary of manually rendering out the box myself, as I may make mistakes, I'd like to see a rendered box of EXACTLY what the animator is using for its collision tests.
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anim = smgr->createCollisionResponseAnimator(metaselector, player_node, extent, core::vector3df(0,-1,0), core::vector3df(0,0,0));
player_node->addAnimator(anim);
The extent variable is coming from the bounding box returned by Klasker's Cal3D scene node...I'm getting some funny results that I didn't get when I was using an animatedmeshscenenode created from an MD2...I suspect the problem is that his scene node isn't taking into account the node's rotation or scaling, but I'm not sure. To be sure I wanted to render the bounding box...Is there any way to quickly and easily render the extents being used by a collision response animator? I am wary of manually rendering out the box myself, as I may make mistakes, I'd like to see a rendered box of EXACTLY what the animator is using for its collision tests.