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#1
09-13-2006, 03:17 PM
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OK, importing the scene this way works, but importing it as a stage doesn't. Now I know... I'll play with it some more tomorrow at 'work'. Thanks a lot for your help!!!
BTW:Is this a bug, or a feature? Yesterday I also tried adding a collidemesh to the scene, but then it was a stage object and not a viz.add object (node3d?). That didn't work, this does. 
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#2
09-13-2006, 03:26 PM
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The key difference between the code is that I do mall.collideMesh() instead of calling collideMesh() on children of the mall.
I had your problem with applying collideMesh() to children even when I added the mall via script.
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Paul Elliott WorldViz LLC
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09-14-2006, 04:35 AM
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OK, so the problem is calling a collidemesh on a child. Knowing this I tried to detach the children I need to collide with from the mall object with Object.parent(viz.WORLD), but they just disappear. Apparently viz.World is not the current scene. How do I detach children from this node and attach them to the main scene? I tried viz.SCENE and viz.HEAD and viz.MAIN_SCENE, but none work)
I don't want to collide with the whole mall object, because it's rather large and I just need to collide with 14 objects to have the avatars walking in the right places. The sky for example is a child of the main scene (it's added with viz.add), but when I request the parent of the sky with sky.getParents() it's empty... So how to attach a child to the main?
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09-14-2006, 07:38 AM
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Update:
I encountered something strange: I cannot extract a list of children from my .ive file, although I can acces the children by name. So: ObjectsinMall = mall.getChildren() is an empty list, but tub = mall.getChild('Layer:Bak") is a valid object And when I open the Properties of the stage, or .ive object, I see all the children.... Strange.... Does an .ive file not support this? Or is there something else I am overlooking?
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