TonyEdwards
11-30-2006, 07:25 PM
Can anybody point me in the right direction for XSI support for triangle strips?
I noticed there are SI_TriStripList and SI_TriStrip dotXSI templates which XSI ignores. As of 5.0 of the dotXSI file format there appears to be an XSI_TriangleStripList template which XSI obviously supports. I'm still using 4.2 so I can't tell myself. Are triangle strips always generated in a dotXSI file with 5.X or must you manually specify lists or strips to be exported?
Is there a way to access or manipulate triangle strips through the SDK... a relatively easy way?
The Triangle object has a NeighborTriangles property and I could see how that could be used as a start but I was hoping there was already something in the SDK that returned a triangle strip collection or something.
In reviewing the documentation for 5.11 I don't see any object model changes that would lead me to believe it's handled any differently than in 4.2.
Any ideas, info or experience would greatly be appreciated?
Oh, yeah I'm using accessing the SDK via the Scripting COM if that matters.
I noticed there are SI_TriStripList and SI_TriStrip dotXSI templates which XSI ignores. As of 5.0 of the dotXSI file format there appears to be an XSI_TriangleStripList template which XSI obviously supports. I'm still using 4.2 so I can't tell myself. Are triangle strips always generated in a dotXSI file with 5.X or must you manually specify lists or strips to be exported?
Is there a way to access or manipulate triangle strips through the SDK... a relatively easy way?
The Triangle object has a NeighborTriangles property and I could see how that could be used as a start but I was hoping there was already something in the SDK that returned a triangle strip collection or something.
In reviewing the documentation for 5.11 I don't see any object model changes that would lead me to believe it's handled any differently than in 4.2.
Any ideas, info or experience would greatly be appreciated?
Oh, yeah I'm using accessing the SDK via the Scripting COM if that matters.
