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SoRayPickAction in Open Inventor?

Sorry if this is a repeat, but I'm trying to figure out the implementation of SoRayPickAction in Open Inventor. I'm trying to implement it so that it will, when the mouse is clicked, select a particular node so then I can translate, rotate, etc. I have three nodes: desk, lamp, and frame (picture frame). However, I don't think that my code is at all right. I also have various methods such a MouseButtonCallback (which will check if the mouse is clicked and then use a navigator) and MouseMoveCallback (same idea). So here's the code that I have, but do you have any suggestions? Right now, well, it doesn't do anything.

SbViewportRegion viewport(400,300); 
    SoRayPickAction m(viewport); 
    m.setRay(SbVec3f(0.0,0.0,0.0), SbVec3f(0.0,0.0,-1.0));
    m.apply(callback_node);
    const SoPickedPoint *mpp = m.getPickedPoint(); 
    if(mpp != NULL) {
        std::cout << "test" << std::endl;
    }

Might you also know of an action in OpenInventor that can "place" a node in the scene, i.e. place the lamp on top of the desk, frame on the wall, etc. Is it with paths? I don't even know what I'm looking for, unfortunately. Thanks so much for your help!!

Edit: How does this look? SoSeparator *desk2; SoSeparator *lamp2; SoSeparator *pic_frame2; SoSeparator *picked;

void MouseButtonCallback(void* data, SoEventCallback* node)
{
   SoHandleEventAction* action = node->getAction();
   const SoMouseButtonEvent* event = static_cast<const SoMouseButtonEvent*>(action-          >getEvent());
   Navigator* nav = static_cast<Navigator*>(data);

   if (SoMouseButtonEvent::isButtonPressEvent(event, event->getButton())) 
       nav->OnMouseDown(event, action);
   else
         nav->OnMouseUp(event, action);

   const SbViewportRegion & viewportRegion = action->getViewportRegion();
   SoRayPickAction pickAction(viewportRegion); 

   SbVec2s mousePos = event->getPosition(viewportRegion); 
   pickAction.setPoint(mousePos); 
   pickAction.setPickAll(TRUE); 
   pickAction.setRadius(2.0F); 
   pickAction.setRay(SbVec3f(0.0,0.0,0.0), SbVec3f(0.0,0.0,-1.0));
   pickAction.apply(node);
   const SoPickedPoint *mpp = pickAction.getPickedPoint(); 
   if(mpp != NULL) {
  SoPath *path = mpp->getPath(); 

 if(desk2 != NULL && path->containsNode(desk2))
  {             //but this doesn't respond with cout when I try to test it :(
      if (SoMouseButtonEvent::isButtonPressEvent(event, event->getButton()))
      *picked = *desk2; 
  }
  else if(lamp2 != NULL && path->containsNode(lamp2))
  {
      if (SoMouseButtonEvent::isButtonPressEvent(event, event->getButton()))
      *picked = *lamp2;
  }
  else if(pic_frame2 != NULL && path->containsNode(pic_frame2))
  {
      if (SoMouseButtonEvent::isButtonPressEvent(event, event->getButton())) 
      *picked = *pic_frame2;
  }

           action->setHandled();
   }
 void MouseMoveCallback(void* data, SoEventCallback* node)
{
    SoHandleEventAction* action = node->getAction();
    const SoLocation2Event* event = static_cast<const SoLocation2Event*>(action->getEvent());
    Navigator* nav = static_cast<Navigator*>(data);

    nav->OnMouseMove(event, action);

     const SbViewportRegion & viewportRegion = action->getViewportRegion();
    SoRayPickAction pickAction(viewportRegion); 

    SbVec2s mousePos = event->getPosition(viewportRegion); 
    pickAction.setPoint(mousePos); 
    pickAction.setPickAll(TRUE); 
    pickAction.setRadius(2.0F); 
    pickAction.setRay(SbVec3f(0.0,0.0,0.0), SbVec3f(0.0,0.0,-1.0));
    pickAction.apply(node);
    const SoPickedPoint *mpp = pickAction.getPickedPoint(); 
    if(mpp != NULL) {
  SoPath *path = mpp->getPath(); 
  if(desk2 != NULL && path->containsNode(desk2))
  {
      *picked = *desk2; //can't remember how to set pointers, will figure that out
  }
  else if(lamp2 != NULL && path->containsNode(lamp2))
  {
      *picked = *lamp2;
  }
  else if(pic_frame2 != NULL && path->containsNode(pic_frame2))
  {
       *picked = *pic_frame2;
  }
   }  
        action->setHandled();
    }

  (part of main method) 

 //desk 
SoTransform *desk_transform = new SoTransform; 
desk_transform->translation.setValue(SbVec3f(380,340,330)); 
SoSeparator* desk2 = new SoSeparator(); 
desk2->addChild(desk_transform);
desk2->addChild(desk); 
root->addChild(desk2);

  SoTransformerManip* picked_transform = new SoTransformerManip(); 
   picked_transform->translation.setValue(SbVec3f(200,340,330));
  SoSeparator* pick2 = new SoSeparator(); 
  pick2->addChild(picked_transform); 
  pick2->addChild(picked); 
  root->addChild(pick2); 

 std::auto_ptr<btCollisionShape> picked_shape(new btBoxShape(btVector3(10.0f, 10.0f,  10.0f)));
  CollisionEngine* picked_collision = new CollisionEngine(collision_world.get(),      picked_shape.get());
  picked_collision->translation_in.connectFrom(&picked_transform->translation);
  picked_collision->rotation_in.connectFrom(&picked_transform->rotation);
  picked_transform->translation.connectFrom(&picked_collision->translation_out);
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m00nbeam360 Avatar asked Nov 03 '22 23:11

m00nbeam360


1 Answers

You have the picked point. You then get an SoPath as you guessed. Then see if the path contains a node you want to do something with.

SbViewportRegion viewport(400,300); 
    SoRayPickAction m(viewport); 
    m.setRay(SbVec3f(0.0,0.0,0.0), SbVec3f(0.0,0.0,-1.0));
    m.apply(callback_node);
    const SoPickedPoint *mpp = m.getPickedPoint(); 
    if(mpp != NULL) {
        std::cout << "test" << std::endl;
        SoPath * path = pickedPoint->getPath();

        if (deskSeparator != NULL && path->containsNode(deskSeparator)
        {
        }
        else if (lampSeparator != NULL && path->containsNode(lampSeparator)
        {
        }
        else if (radomeSeparator != NULL && path->containsNode(radomeSeparator)
        {
            if (    SoMouseButtonEvent::isButtonPressEvent( event, SoMouseButtonEvent::BUTTON2 )
                 || ( SoMouseButtonEvent::isButtonPressEvent( event, SoMouseButtonEvent::BUTTON1 ) && event->wasShiftDown() ) )
            {
                modelPointMoving = true;
                const SoDetail * detail = modelPickedPoint->getDetail( 0 );
                int face = -1;
                if ( detail && detail->isOfType( SoFaceDetail::getClassTypeId() ) )
                {
                    const SoFaceDetail * faceDetail = static_cast<const SoFaceDetail *>( detail );
                    face = faceDetail->getFaceIndex();
                }
                updateStatusBar( face, point.getValue(), normal.getValue() );
                graphicModel.postNote( pickedPoint );
                break;
            }
            else if ( SoMouseButtonEvent::isButtonPressEvent( event, SoMouseButtonEvent::BUTTON1 ) )
            {
            }
            else if ( SoMouseButtonEvent::isButtonReleaseEvent( event, SoMouseButtonEvent::BUTTON1 ) )
            {
            }
        }
    }

You'll eventually want to connect the pick ray to the mouse position sort of like this:

//  Set an 2-pixel wide region around the pixel.
SbVec2s mousePosition = event->getPosition( viewportRegion );
pickAction.setPoint( mousePosition );
pickAction.setPickAll( TRUE );
pickAction.setRadius( 2.0F );

This is done before you .apply() the pick action of course.

I guess my code is a mixture of yours and mine but I think it should give you a start. Also, this is sitting inside a function to process mouse events:

void
RenderWindow::mouseEvent( void *, SoEventCallback * eventCallback )
{
    const SoEvent *event = eventCallback->getEvent();

    if ( ! event )
    {
        qDebug() << "  **  Error in mousePressCallback: Event not found.";
        return;
    }

    //SoType eventType = event->getTypeId();   
    //SbName eventTypeName = eventType.getName();
    //const char * eventTypeString = eventTypeName.getString();
    SoHandleEventAction * action = eventCallback->getAction();
    const SbViewportRegion & viewportRegion = action->getViewportRegion();
    SoRayPickAction pickAction( viewportRegion );

Up in main or a setup routine I register the mouse event (for both click action and location (moving the mouse over the viewport):

//  Add a mouse event callback to catch mouse button presses.
SoEventCallback * mouseEventCallback = new SoEventCallback();
mouseEventCallback->setName( "MOUSE_EVENT_CALLBACK" );
mouseEventCallback->addEventCallback( SoMouseButtonEvent::getClassTypeId(), &::mouseEvent, static_cast<void *>( this ) );
//  Add a mouse event callback to catch mouse motion.
mouseEventCallback->addEventCallback( SoLocation2Event::getClassTypeId(), &::mouseEvent, static_cast<void *>( this ) );
rootSeparator->addChild( mouseEventCallback );

Now that I look at it I wrote the chunks in reverse order ;-). Sorry.

Good Luck

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emsr Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 17:11

emsr