Re: node stack and panning question

[shadowphile <sha...@gm...>]

Sure, here's the upload.  It's very simple.

>
Christian Walther wrote:
> 
>>shadowphile wrote:
>>> I conceived of using a background cubic node to display a cloudy sky.
>>> I then overlayed a cubic node of my landscape, but then the screen locks
>>> up,
>>> won't allow me to pan.
>>> Is this right?  Does any stack of nodes block mouse control of panning?
> 
>>No, that must be a bug. I've never tried stacking multiple cubic nodes, 
>>but it should work. In fact, using two cubic nodes will be a great way 
>>to achieve a moving sky once the capability of rotating the cubes 
>>relative to each other is implemented, so I want this to work.
> 
>>Could you prepare a small example project that shows the problem, so we
>>can have a look at it?
> 
>>  -Christian"
> 
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