2009/5/28 Clay, Bruce <[email protected]>:
> I have tried all of the ones except for osgWin32Demo (the link is
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> compile with the current version of OSG for various reasons.  One uses a
> CameraManipulator which doe4s not seem to be in the current build. Another
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Hi Bruce,

which version of OSG (2.8.1?) did you try? I am not sure about MFC
(I've never used it since I have porting concerns), but it works for
SDL.

If you are not using SDL, you can skip the rest...

I don't know your purpose, but once you get a window from SDL, you
could obtain its window handle via GetActiveWindow() (as long as it's
_the_ only top level window you've got). After obtaining HWND, you can
call regular Win32 functions over it (or you may attach an existing
windowing framework's class to that handle; e.g. CWindow of WTL).

Ismail
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