Ok, i got the desired effect that I wanted, I just had to make one change.
On line 787 in Viewer.cpp (in function osgViewer::Viewer::eventTraversal())
I changed the code from:
Code:
_eventQueue->frame( getFrameStamp()->getReferenceTime() );
to:
Code:
_eventQueue->frame( getFrameStamp()->getSimulationTime() );
my output is now:
Code:
24.000000
25.000000
26.000000
27.000000
28.000000
29.000000
AnimatonPath completed in 30 seconds, completing 30 frames,
average frame rate = 1
While I can get this working for me for now, I highly doubt changing core OSG
code is the way to go about this(well at least by myself)...
Although, this change *could* be correct since if we are using a simulated
time, then an animation path should be based on the simulated time. If the user
is not wanting to specify a simulated time, the default behavior is using the
USE_REFERENCE_TIME value as a simulated time, which is then caught in
osgViewer::Viewer::advance() as a special case and sets the SimulatedTime to
ReferenceTime. So then calling SimulatedTime instead of getReferenceTime
shouldn't cause problems. (Note that I am basing this off of no testing
whatsoever and am purely speculating)
Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Nick[/code]
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