AW: [vtkusers] transforming objects due to user interaction II

[Bauer Harald]

Hi, 

first of all, thanks for replying 

I'll try to specify the problem once again:

When setting a vtkRenderWindowInteractor, the user can rotate or translate the actor using the mouse buttons. What I want to do: Get the actor (somehow back from the window) in the exact position where it was rotated/translated by the user.

I visualize vtkPolyData; after closing the vtkRenderWindow it would be nice to get another (or the modified) vtkPolyData encapsulating the object/actor in the position where it was rotated/translated. 

(Therefore, I think I should implement a kind of TerminateApp method but I do not know how to get the latest actor position... )

It would be really helpful, 

if you can give me a hint !

Harry

	-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- 
	Von: Sebastien Auclair [mailto:sxa at fluent.com] 
	Gesendet: Mo 17.03.2003 18:21 
	An: Bauer Harald; vtkusers at public.kitware.com 
	Cc: 
	Betreff: Re: [vtkusers] transforming objects due to user interaction II
	
	

	Hi Bauer,
	
	Your e-mail is clear up to the point where you talk about modifiing after
	closing a window !
	
	Can you specify please ?
	
	Thanks !
	_______________________________
	Seb
	
	----- Original Message -----
	From: "Bauer Harald" <Harald.Bauer at fh-hagenberg.at>
	To: <vtkusers at public.kitware.com>
	Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 2:40 AM
	Subject: [vtkusers] transforming objects due to user interaction II
	
	
	> Dear VTK Users,
	> (Info: I'm using vtk4.0 with C++)
	> can anyone tell me how to transform an object due to arbitrary user
	interaction ??
	> To be sure that the problem is ok - in more detail:
	> ----------------------------------------------------
	> It's easy to visualize objects in a vtkRenderWindow.
	> Moreover, it's easy to enable a vtkRenderWindowInteractor to enable user
	interaction (rotation, zooming, ..)
	> Is there also a (simple) way to transform the visualized object according
	to the interaction actions
	> when closing the window for example ???
	> ----------------------------------------------------
	> I hope, that - even if it may be a very easy question - someone can give
	me an answer;
	> best would be a short programming example ;-)
	> Greetings,
	> Harry
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