en either returns
> an IndexGeometryArray or an unwound GeometryArray. I can send it to you
> this evening if you want to use it as a reference.
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> Dave Yazel
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[0,1,2]
> normals [0,1,2]
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> But you can't
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> Dave Yazel
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> Hi, Yazel,
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> After reading your discussion, my question is simplified as following:
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> If I have a geometry with 20 vertices and 38 vertex index, I am sure that
> t
Hi, Yazel,
After reading your discussion, my question is simplified as following:
If I have a geometry with 20 vertices and 38 vertex index, I am sure that there
should be 20 vertex coordinates. What I want to know is how many normals and
texture coordinates there should be. According to your m
ing if you want to use it as a reference.
Dave Yazel
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Does any one know IN DETAILS how to use the IndexTriangleArray (or say
IndesGeometryArray) class?
Simply spcifying a geometry with coordinates and coordinates index is easy.
What make me confused is how to specify the Normal, normal index, texture
coordinates and coordinate index.
For example,
