Carlos,
I think you have to cast the node to a Shape3D, as follows:
System.out.println(((Shape3D)node).getUserData());
Hope, it works for you,
Dirk
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From: "Carlos Vieira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2003 2:24 PM
Subject:
Hi,
Thanks for the help, but it does not work :(
I'm still trying but can't figure it out what
is happening.
Regards
Carlos
At 09:41 10-10-2003, you wrote:
Carlos,
I think you have to cast the node to a Shape3D, as follows:
System.out.println(((Shape3D)node).getUserData());
Hope, it w
It sounds like you set the user data on the Box (a Group), but not on
the Shape3Ds that make up the Box (the faces). You need to recursively
set the user data on all nodes of the Group to ensure that you have it
after a pick.
See the VrmlPickingTest example from my book:
www.manning.com/selman
Sinc
Hi again,
This last solution worked 100% :)
I have to say thanks to all of you for the help.
Regards
Carlos
At 10:07 10-10-2003, you wrote:
It sounds like you set the user
data on the Box (a Group), but not on
the Shape3Ds that make up the Box (the faces). You need to
recursively
set the
On 10 Oct 2003 at 10:06, Carlos Vieira wrote:
Try (example clique Text2D):
.
text2d.setUserData("Java");
PickResult pickResult = null;
Shape3D shape = null;
pickC
I guess this is the spected result, if you do not set
a value to userData before...
--- Carlos Vieira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu:
> Hi all of you, and thanks for your precious help :)
>
> I tried to make the identification by doing this:
>
> public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e){
>
I'm trying to put some textures on QuadArrays and the problem is...my
texture is a pretty detailed .jpg picture of a brickwall, but the result
on the geometry is just an ungly red color.
It's the same thing when I try to put a stonetexture on the floor, the
result is just a grey color, covering the
