[Vis5d-users] Re: Tcl script Save Scene as VRML?

Sorry - I should have used TCL syntax... - no parens, if you use parens you
will get the error. It should be:

vis5d_save_scene $ctx "lamps1.wrl" VIS5D_VRML

I thought the mixkit stuff was pretty verbose... I haven't used it in sometime - let me get back to you on that one.

jeff

Chris Moore wrote:
> 
> Hi Jeff/All,
> 
> I seem to get an error with vis5d_save_scene:
> 
>   Tcl_EvalFile result: invalid command name
> "vis5d_save_scene(0,lamps1.wrl,VIS5D_VRML)"
> 
> Here's some of my code:
> 
>   set format VIS5D_VRML
>   for {set time 1} {$time <= 5} {set time [expr $time + 1]} {
>         set fname lamps$time.wrl
>         vis5d_save_scene($ctx,$fname,$format)
>   }
> 
> Other bits of my Tcl script seem to work fine... turning on/off isosurfaces,
> etc.  Using vis5d+-1.2.1 on a Dec Alpha.
> 
> Also: how do I tell if mixkit is working?  Any way of getting a polygon count
> for an isosurface and compare to a version compiled without mixkit?
> 
> Hope things are well in Boulder.
> 
> Cheers,
> Chris
> 
> ______________________________________________________________
> Christopher Moore                             tel 206.526.6779
> Research Scientist, Oceanography              fax 206.526.6744
> University of Washington/JISAO/NOAA-PMEL
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> "Jeff W. Boote" wrote:
> >
> > vis5d_save_scene($ctx,$fname,$format)
> >
> > $fname = filename to save
> > $format = VIS5D_VRML
> >
> > (It is written such that other scene formats can be added by adding new
> > flags for the $format variable.)
> >
> > jeff

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