[ODE] Re: Trimesh again...
srednA XnejX
styggsomfan at hotmail.com
Wed Aug 4 14:19:53 MST 2004
Hi again.
I have continued to search for the answer why my objects only collide
with the ground in my bsp level. after much debugging i have found out
that the dGeomTriMeshDataBuildSimple() function alters the values i give it.
For some reason it sets all the y-values that i give it to 264, which is the
first vertex's y-value.
Now, I am 100% positively sure that not all y-values are 264 from the start
( that level would look quite wierd if it was so) when they are given to
that function. So, what could this be?
I suspect the error lies in how i send the params, but how? The code is
basically the test_trimesh.cpp but adapted for quake 3 levels.
Here is the code section:
for(int p=0;p<g_Level.m_numOfVerts;p++)
{
Vertices[p][0] = g_Level.m_pVerts[p].vPosition.x;
Vertices[p][1] = g_Level.m_pVerts[p].vPosition.y;
Vertices[p][2] = g_Level.m_pVerts[p].vPosition.z;
//Here Vertices[p][1] has the correct values!
}
Indices = new int[g_Level.m_iNumIndex];
for(int n=0;n<g_Level.m_iNumIndex;n++)
{
Indices[n] = g_Level.m_piIndexArray[n];
}
dGeomTriMeshDataBuildSimple(Data, (dReal*)Vertices, g_Level.m_numOfVerts,
Indices, g_Level.m_iNumIndex);
TriMesh = dCreateTriMesh(space, Data, 0, 0, 0);
// Here, every Vertices[][1] are 264 !!
Note that the x and z values are still correct, it just changes every
y-value to 264. Has anyone else experienced this, or has any ideas why it
happens?
Enormous thanks in advance,
Anders
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