Do I really have to detatch all child-spatial from a Node when I want to safe? (This means that I have to save each spatial individually - is there a more comfortable build-in support?)
If I have to save each spatial individual: Can I save the RigitBodyControls of the Geometries, current forces, move speed, fall speed, ect. Any build-in support?
Yes, I believe that the scenecomposer is a very useful tool. But I really need some scene-editing functionalities in my own application. Correct me If I am wrong, but I think that it isnt possible to save the RigidBodyControl if one saves a Geometry which is controlled by that rbc because it must be synchronized with the Physicspace. Furthermore (I hope I got that right) one is not allowed to add the control to the geometry before adding the geometry to the rootNode. I violate this convention when attaching a Geometry WITH RBC (loaded from a j3o) to the rootnode.
Why do I think so?
Lets see what I have to do when I want to load my save status again:
I think I have to attach every single Geometry to the rootNode
AND (and this is very pity) the RBC of the Geometry to the physicspace!
When I load a j3o file (which has a Node with some Geometries as children saved) then I dont think that I can add the RBCs of the Geometries to the Physicspace.
Follows that I have to do for saving:
save each Node and each Geometry in an individual j3o-file.
storing the tree information as XML (which node is parent of which geometry ect.)
And for Loading
reading XML tree structure information
loading the scenegraph recursively
enabling the rbcs of the geometries
adding rbcs to the physicspace
I have implemented like this now. Time-consuming… but it looks ok and it seems to work.
Guys, its all serialized with it, thats why you can add RigidBodyControls in the SceneComposerA plugin in the jMonkeyEngine3 SDK, allows editing the content of j3o files which represent a complete scene or model.
Didn't know that :roll:
Sorry
Still going to use it for saving objects, rigidbodys, filters and stuff in one file.