From: Bruce S. <Bru...@nc...> - 2008-11-20 18:38:13
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For the upcoming Visual 5 on Vista (and probably on XP), scene.mouse.camera does have a value immediately even though the mouse is outside the window; it is the upper left corner of the window. Is that what you were looking for? The sourceforge bug and features tracking has not been used much for various reasons. However, with the upcoming release of Visual 5 it might make sense to make use of it. I have to say that creating or extending a feature request list doesn't have much point at the moment, as all hands are more than full just trying to release Visual 5, and the hands and heads of users will be full just trying out the new environment. Bruce Sherwood Anders Petersson wrote: > Hello > I have a bug report. > With Visual 4 beta 26 under Windows XP, scene.mouse.camera is not > initialized until the mouse pointer enters the scene. > I need that variable right away since I determine the visibility of box > "walls" based on camera position, to avoid hiding objects inside the box. > > The bug tracking system at http://sourceforge.net/projects/visualpython/ > seem to be very lightly used. Is this a good system to maintain? > In such case, now might be a good idea to revise the list, with the > upcoming Visual 5 and all. > > Also, the feature request list would need an overhaul if you deem it > worthwhile to have. > I certainly would be interested. > > Regards > /Anders |