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Done.

I'm just trying to figure out the software convention in general. Ultimately, some form of volume rendering will probably come compiled standard in Manta, and I don't want my weird octree-isosurface implementation to deviate too much :)

Thanks,

-Aaron

On May 12, 2006, at 2:26 AM, Abe Stephens wrote:

The location that you place the code isn't as important as being sure that its compilation can be turned on and off in cmake.

I've placed most of my application specific code in fox/ <name>_demo. (take a look at fox/disco_demo for example) Usually there is a fox gui interface created for these scenes, but it isn't necessary. Actually if you create a directory under fox/ with the name formatted as <name>_demo the CMakeLists file will automatically include it. This allows you to stay current with the trunk without necessarily committing every project in a sub directory before updating that part of the tree.

Abe

Aaron Knoll wrote:

So I have this class for the octree volume data itself. It contains only the structure for the volume data; no routines for traversal or knowledge of the scene.

Where should I put that? I was thinking of Model/Primitives but that's not quite right...

The closest analogy to anything in the existing system is Array3.

Thanks -

Aaron

P.S. none of this will be committed until it's all working - feel free to code-review me too.

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• [MANTA] where to put OctreeVolume.h?, Aaron Knoll, 05/11/2006
  • Re: [MANTA] where to put OctreeVolume.h?, Abe Stephens, 05/12/2006
    • Re: [MANTA] where to put OctreeVolume.h?, Aaron Knoll, 05/12/2006
      • Re: [MANTA] where to put OctreeVolume.h?, Steven G. Parker, 05/12/2006

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