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When selecting something, the selected object is surrounded by a yellow box. The edges of the box are not occluded by the geometry that is selected, which breaks down the 3D perspective/illusion.
........................ ^ this vertical edge should be behind patella
The selection in the VTK view was pretty slick: the geometry changed color. Is there a reason for using a box to denote selection instead of changing color? I suppose I am fine with either mechanism.
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This is actually intentional and is way better then our VTK approach which reserves a color as selection (that's why all OpenSim scenes do not have yellow!) Now imagine trying to select a marker that ended up embedded in a bone, if occlusion is applied that would be impossible. other options to indicate selections would be to highlight edges or enlarge/shrink. I think the current scheme is reasonable but I'm open to all suggestions for improvement.
When selecting something, the selected object is surrounded by a yellow box. The edges of the box are not occluded by the geometry that is selected, which breaks down the 3D perspective/illusion.
........................ ^ this vertical edge should be behind patella
The selection in the VTK view was pretty slick: the geometry changed color. Is there a reason for using a box to denote selection instead of changing color? I suppose I am fine with either mechanism.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: