Scenegraph

[rafa_es]

Hi guys,

I need to take a object off the scene and later rettach it to the scene, How do i handle that?

I'm still noob on scenegraph modifications, so i was looking for it on javadoc but couldn't find it

Rafael

[Marvin Fröhlich]

Hi guys,

I need to take a object off the scene and later rettach it to the scene, How do i handle that?

I'm still noob on scenegraph modifications, so i was looking for it on javadoc but couldn't find it

Rafael

Just invoke the group.removeChild( Node ) method on the parent group of your object (Node). And don't forget to keep a pointer to the removed Node stored somewhere. Then just invoke the addChild( Node ) method to reattach the Node.

Marvin

[rafa_es]

Just invoke the group.removeChild( Node ) method on the parent group of your object (Node). And don't forget to keep a pointer to the removed Node stored somewhere. Then just invoke the addChild( Node ) method to reattach the Node.

Marvin

Thanks Marvin, i'll try that

Rafael

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[Amos Wenger]

I'm still noob on scenegraph modifications, so i was looking for it on javadoc but couldn't find it

What ?
What could be easier ?
In any data structures, you want to add/remove something, seek add/remove methods... you can find add/remove methods in GroupNode/NodeGroup/Group/BranchGroup/AnyGroup ^^ then javadoc just leads you to the real doc.

[bohdan]

Only remember - do that thread safe way, sync with rendering loop by means of  for example "synchronized (myVirtualUniverse)" as Marvin suggested, or any your way, otherways, if you don't -  you may get unpredictable or(and) unbelivable results 

[Marvin Fröhlich]

Only remember - do that thread safe way, sync with rendering loop by means of  for example "synchronized (myVirtualUniverse)" as Marvin suggested, or any your way, otherways, if you don't -  you may get unpredictable or(and) unbelivable results 

Another way is to make use of ExtRenderLoop and ScheduledOperation.

[rafa_es]

What ?
What could be easier ?
In any data structures, you want to add/remove something, seek add/remove methods... you can find add/remove methods in GroupNode/NodeGroup/Group/BranchGroup/AnyGroup ^^ then javadoc just leads you to the real doc.

I was killing myself for something easy
Thanks guys, it's working fine by doing what Marvin told 

[Amos Wenger]

if you don't -  you may get unpredictable or(and) unbelivable results 

I bet it could get really funny.