Re: [osg-users] picking and custom active area

Hi Stefan, stefan nortd schrieb: So I found some code for intersecting a line with a plane. What I am missing is how do I translate the mouse pointer coordinates into a line expressed in local coordinates? Here the intersection code if anybody is interested: There's a class called

Re: [osg-users] picking and custom active area

Thanks Stephan, you answer was very helpful. After some headbanging I have it working seemingly flawless. Here is the code for reference: Code: osg::Vec3d rayIntersectWithXYPlane(float x, float y, osg::Node* widget) { // flip mouse y axis y = ofGetHeight() - y; //important

Re: [osg-users] picking and custom active area

So far so good. The culling works as expected. I can now define a custom active invisible area and the picking works with it. Unfortunately it did not quite tackle my problem with dragging. The question have now: How do I manually intersect a ray with the x/y-plane of geode? The problem I

Re: [osg-users] picking and custom active area

So I found some code for intersecting a line with a plane. What I am missing is how do I translate the mouse pointer coordinates into a line expressed in local coordinates? Here the intersection code if anybody is interested: Code: bool getPlaneLineIntersection(const osg::Vec4d plane,

[osg-users] picking and custom active area

Hi osg crew, Learning osg has been really interesting and the documentation got so much better since the last time I checked it out. Congrats! How do I add invisible (always culled) geometry to a geode that can be picked? What I want to do is control the active area independently from that

Re: [osg-users] picking and custom active area

I think I just found some code that would do what I want. Let me know if there is a better way of doing this both in regard of the custom active area and the drag issue. So I found this in osgManipulator but I belive I could use this code independantly of it. The idea is to add a cull callback

Re: [osg-users] picking and custom active area

Hi Stefan, So I found this in osgManipulator but I belive I could use this code independantly of it. Yes, definitely. This will work even outside osgManipulator (I was going to reply pointing you to this very code, glad you found it by yourself) The reason why this works is that the