[ODE] Trimesh collision: not all triangles are colliding
Sazzad Karim
remon316 at hotmail.com
Wed Jan 14 23:36:37 MST 2004
>From Trimesh class:
This one didn't work:
void dGeomTriMeshDataBuild (dTriMeshDataID g, const void* Vertices,
int VertexStride, int VertexCount,
const void* Indices, int IndexCount, int
TriStride);
But we found that this one works:
void dGeomTriMeshDataBuildSimple (dTriMeshDataID g, const dVector3*Vertices,
int VertexCount, const int* Indices,
int IndexCount);
We have assigned data correctly with the first one, but only part of the
terrain mesh would work. Same data we represented in different structures
for the 2nd simple routine, it worked perfectly!
Comments?
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>Hi Sazzad,
>
>SK> Hey,
>SK> We are working 'only' on windows platform. We have managed to solve
>our
>SK> problem using the SimpleTrimesh assignment function, but the normal one
>that
>SK> takes vertices, indices and strides didn't work (we are sure about it).
>SK> Maybe some trimesh functions have been unimplemented or have errors.
>But we
>SK> are happy that it is woking now :) Hey you can try out the Simple
>function
>SK> too and see if it works!! But i hope to see a new release from the ODE
>team
>SK> fixing the trimesh system soon.
>SK> P.S. BTW compling the ODE library as a dll was quite a drag. My
>teammate
>SK> Zahid compiled it by changing/adding many config settings and
>parameters
>
> Sorry, I didn't catch up with this thread. Could you give the
> example where trimesh does not work?
>
>
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