Hi osg-users,
First of all I want to apologize if my question seems dumb or
inapropriate to the list.
I'm completely new to OSG, and I want to use it as a "universal" file
opener, i.e. I want to write an OpenGL viewer that could open almost all
important 3D file formats (as 3DS, Maya, etc.) without having to write
the readers on my own (do not want to reinvent the wheel :) ). My first
question will then be do you think it's a good idea to use OSG for that
purpose?
Secondly, I've played with the source files and have been able to
retrieve the vertices of some meshes (e.g. not the .flt ones) but I've
failed to get the number of primitives that composed the meshes. What
I'd like to do with OSG is to retrieve the topology (at least vertices,
faces/triangles and normals) of a mesh contained in a .xxx file in order
to build my own data structure suitable for my purposes.
Are there any tutorials that would show how to do that?
Thanks a lot in advance
Cheers
Jim
PS: happy new year!
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