main.C File Reference

A test application for 3-D Console with rotating spot-lights. More...

#include <iostream>
#include <archon/math/vector.H>
#include <archon/util/time.H>
#include <archon/util/thread.H>
#include <archon/util/ref.H>
#include <archon/util/options.H>
#include <archon/util/polygon_mesher.H>
#include <archon/x3d/proxy/exception.H>
#include <archon/x3d/proxy/proxy.H>

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Namespaces
namespace	Archon
namespace	Archon::SaiTestApps
namespace	Archon::SaiTestApps::Spot
Functions
void	Archon::SaiTestApps::Spot::toggleRed (Time)
void	Archon::SaiTestApps::Spot::toggleGreen (Time)
void	Archon::SaiTestApps::Spot::toggleBlue (Time)
int	Archon::SaiTestApps::Spot::main (int argc, const char *argv[])
int	main (int argc, const char *argv[]) throw ()
Variables
Ref< SpotLight >	Archon::SaiTestApps::Spot::redSpot
Ref< SpotLight >	Archon::SaiTestApps::Spot::greenSpot
Ref< SpotLight >	Archon::SaiTestApps::Spot::blueSpot

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Detailed Description

A test application for 3-D Console with rotating spot-lights.

It illustrates how events can be routed from the scene to the application, ie. when clicking of the spot lights.

It also illustrates how it's somtimes easier to generate geometry rather than specifying it manually, ie. the floor consists of a dense mesh generated as a quadrilateralization of a circle. It would obviously have been a cumbersome task to type in all the vertices of this mesh.

See also:

Utilities::meshPolygon

Definition in file main.C.

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