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First of all,
thank you for replying that quickly, what I try to do : A user will navigate (with a joystick) in a virtual room. I need to know what he is looking at, an when he is looking at it. I will get (real-time) data from a pc with an eye tracker. this data consists of 2D coordinates. I want to check which object is under those 2D coordinates. And I want to write this to a file. I also want to know when, which items are visible for the user. I dont know yet how the data will need to be saved, but one thing is sure : I need to be able to know which objects are on the screen and Which object is under the 2D coordinate at particular time. this should be written in a file to do datamanipulation with later on. thank you, geoffrey. |
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#2
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Hi,
In this case you will need to create a Vizard node for each object that you want to be viewable by the user. If you have one model file with individually viewable objects, then you need to call getchild on each sub-object to ensure that a Vizard node is created for it. You might want to create your own class that handles which objects are viewable and detects them for you. I've made a simple version here: Code:
import viz
viz.go()
class NodeDetector:
def __init__(self):
self.__nodes = []
def addNode(self,node,name):
node.name = name
self.__nodes.append(node)
def detectNode(self,pos):
line = viz.screentoworld(pos)
info = viz.intersect(line[:3],line[3:])
if info.intersected:
if info.object in self.__nodes:
return info.object
return None
Cube1 = viz.add('theCube.ac')
Cube2 = viz.add('theCube.ac')
Cube3 = viz.add('theCube.ac')
Cube1.translate(-3,0,15)
Cube2.translate(0,0,15)
Cube3.translate(3,0,15)
nd = NodeDetector()
nd.addNode(Cube1,'Cube1')
nd.addNode(Cube2,'Cube2')
nd.addNode(Cube3,'Cube3')
def mijntimer(num):
node = nd.detectNode(viz.mousepos())
if node:
print 'you are over object : ', node.name
viz.callback(viz.TIMER_EVENT,mijntimer)
viz.starttimer(0,0.5,viz.FOREVER)
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#3
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Owkay thank you,
and is there any way to automatically know which objects are available in a model file ? I added another file with 3 cubes in it (Cube1_obj, Cube2_obj an Cube3_obj) say I load this 'scene-file' in vizard, can I get a list with all the objects in this scene? geoffrey |
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#4
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Hi,
As I already mentioned, this feature is not built-in to Vizard, but can be made available with a plugin. Would you like the plug-in to simply return a list of all the unique names of the sub-objects? |
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#5
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hello,
well for the moment, this is al that I would need to solve the problem here I guess. I do not know how to write a plugin.. geoffrey. |
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#6
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Hi,
I've attached the plugin you need with small sample script showing how to use it. Keep in mind that this will return ALL named nodes of an object. So you should probably come up with a naming convention to signify which nodes you want to actually retrieve. Let me know if you have any problems. |
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#7
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thanks alot farshizzo !
Ill work a bit with this, and let you know if I have more troubles thanks again, geoffrey. |
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