Hi,
in PhysicsSpace AddAll
we can see that
[java]
…
if (spatial instanceof Node) {
List<Spatial> children = ((Node) spatial).getChildren();
for (Iterator<Spatial> it = children.iterator(); it.hasNext()
{
Spatial spat = it.next();
if (spat instanceof Node) {
addAll((Node) spat);
}
}
}[/java]
but AddAll take a Spatial as arg. so not sure to understand the reason of filtering out Non Node in the iteration. (if (spat instanceof Node) {)
in my case I have a Node where I attach several Geometry
each geometry have their own rigidcontrol
but since we have that check , all my geometry are not added to the physic space, i have to embeded them all in a node.
I do not see any issue if the code would simply be
[java]
…
for (Iterator<Spatial> it = children.iterator(); it.hasNext() {
Spatial spat = it.next();
addAll(spat);
}
…
[/java]
but maybe I am overlooking something here.
Thx,
fred
The check for a Node is only for the recursion, the RigidBodyControl of any Spatial should be found by the first if in that method. You sure your geometry has the RigidBodyControl added? I can load and add a map with multiple RigidBodyControls attached to geometries fine.
Yes I have a rigidbody but it is not checked since it is attached to a spatial.
here is my scenario, I a main Node which can contains either node or Geometry like RootNode in app can do.
Node mainNode = new Node(“Main”);
Geometry geoNode = new Geometry();
…
geoNode .addControl(new rigidBodyControl(0));
mainNode.attachChild(geoNode );
Node someotherNode = new Node();
… some cgeo attach to it
someotherNode.addControl(new rigidBodyControl(0));
mainNode.attachChild(someotherNode);
then
getPhysicspace().AddAll(mainNode );
what happens with AddAll is
someotherNode is added to physicsspace
while geoNode is not added.
because Geometry is Spatial not Node
Oh, now I see what you mean, theres another check before the recursion, yeah that shouldn’t be there, fixed in svn. Thanks!
great thx 
normen,
I updated and I am seeing a classcast exception with the updated code.
you should should remove the cast to Node as it is a Spatial that we want.
…
addAll((Node) spat);
…
should be just
addAll(spat);
Since AddAdd(Spatial spatial) no need to cast in Node.
Right. Thanks again ^^