Initial issue identified below, pursued in Vertex Coordinate Debug : finding the invertex rotation matrix
simon:collada blyth$ t shapedb-shape
shapedb-shape is a function
shapedb-shape ()
{
echo select src from shape where id=${1:-0} limit 1 \; | sqlite3 -noheader -list $(shapedb-path)
}
simon:collada blyth$ shapedb-shape 3199
#---------- SOLID: /dd/Geometry/AD/lvOIL#pvAdPmtArray#pvAdPmtArrayRotated#pvAdPmtRingInCyl:1#pvAdPmtInRing:1#pvAdPmtUnit#pvAdPmt.1
Shape {
appearance Appearance {
material Material {
diffuseColor 1 1 1
transparency 0.7
}
}
geometry IndexedFaceSet {
coord Coordinate {
point [
-16657.8 -801370 -8842.5,
-16654.9 -801373 -8808.59,
-16648.2 -801368 -8809.75,
-16642 -801362 -8813.14,
-16636.7 -801358 -8818.53,
Name is not unique in shape table but the id which corresponds to recursion index is:
sqlite> select id, name from shape where name like '/dd/Geometry/AD/lvOIL#pvAdPmtArray#pvAdPmtArrayRotated#pvAdPmtRingInCyl:1#pvAdPmtInRing:1#pvAdPmtUnit#pvAdPmt.%' ;
id name
---------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
3199 /dd/Geometry/AD/lvOIL#pvAdPmtArray#pvAdPmtArrayRotated#pvAdPmtRingInCyl:1#pvAdPmtInRing:1#pvAdPmtUnit#pvAdPmt.1
4859 /dd/Geometry/AD/lvOIL#pvAdPmtArray#pvAdPmtArrayRotated#pvAdPmtRingInCyl:1#pvAdPmtInRing:1#pvAdPmtUnit#pvAdPmt.1
sqlite>
3199 corresponds to __dd__Geometry__AD__lvOIL–pvAdPmtArray–pvAdPmtArrayRotated–pvAdPmtRingInCyl..1–pvAdPmtInRing..1–pvAdPmtUnit–pvAdPmt0xa8d92d8.0.dae
simon:collada blyth$ grep __dd__Geometry__AD__lvOIL--pvAdPmtArray--pvAdPmtArrayRotated--pvAdPmtRingInCyl..1--pvAdPmtInRing..1--pvAdPmtUnit--pvAdPmt0xa8d92d8 vnodetree.txt
[11.1] VNode(23,25)[3199,__dd__Geometry__AD__lvOIL--pvAdPmtArray--pvAdPmtArrayRotated--pvAdPmtRingInCyl..1--pvAdPmtInRing..1--pvAdPmtUnit--pvAdPmt0xa8d92d8.0] __dd__Materials__Pyrex0x8885198
[11.1] VNode(23,25)[4859,__dd__Geometry__AD__lvOIL--pvAdPmtArray--pvAdPmtArrayRotated--pvAdPmtRingInCyl..1--pvAdPmtInRing..1--pvAdPmtUnit--pvAdPmt0xa8d92d8.1] __dd__Materials__Pyrex0x8885198
Hmm the coordinates are world ones, so need to access the bound geometry from the full geometry.
Hmm resemblance but no match
_dump [3199] => ids [3199]
cfg {'geometry': u'1'}
VNode(23,25)[3199] __dd__Geometry__AD__lvOIL--pvAdPmtArray--pvAdPmtArrayRotated--pvAdPmtRingInCyl..1--pvAdPmtInRing..1--pvAdPmtUnit--pvAdPmt0xa8d92d8.0 __dd__Materials__Pyrex0x8885198
<BoundGeometry id=pmt-hemi0x88414e8, 1 primitives>
[[ -17153.55273438 -802530.75 -8842.5 ]
[ -17147.41210938 -802529.375 -8808.88476562]
[ -17154.84375 -802524.5625 -8808.88476562]
...,
[ -17056.34765625 -802410.25 -8803.47167969]
[ -17056.35742188 -802410.25 -8803.46875 ]
[ -17065.29296875 -802404.5 -8800.6171875 ]]
sqlite> select id,x,y,z from point where sid=3199 ;
id x y z
---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
0 -16657.8 -801370.0 -8842.5
1 -16654.9 -801373.0 -8808.59
2 -16648.2 -801368.0 -8809.75
3 -16642.0 -801362.0 -8813.14
...
357 -16580.8 -801506.0 -8812.63
358 -16574.1 -801501.0 -8805.92
359 -16574.1 -801501.0 -8805.91
360 -16566.3 -801494.0 -8801.7
361 -16566.3 -801494.0 -8801.69
sqlite>
Its not from the other AD:
sqlite> select id,x,y,z from point where sid=4859 ;
id x y z
---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
0 -13538.9 -806191.0 -8842.5
1 -13536.0 -806194.0 -8808.59
2 -13529.3 -806189.0 -8809.75
3 -13523.1 -806183.0 -8813.14
4 -13517.7 -806179.0 -8818.53
...
359 -13455.2 -806322.0 -8805.91
360 -13447.4 -806315.0 -8801.7
361 -13447.4 -806315.0 -8801.69
sqlite>
Volume 1 (0 not in WRL), hmm coordinate swappings ? maybe Y up effect ?
_dump [1] => ids [1]
cfg {'geometry': u'1'}
VNode(3,5)[1] __dd__Structure__Sites__db-rock0xaa8b0f8.0 __dd__Materials__Rock0x8868188
<BoundGeometry id=near_rock0xa8bfe30, 1 primitives>
nvtx:8
[[ -23931.1484375 -767540.125 22890. ]
[ -51089.8515625 -809521.125 22890. ]
[ -9108.85058594 -836679.875 22890. ]
[ 18049.8515625 -794698.875 22890. ]
[ 18049.8515625 -794698.875 -15103.79980469]
[ -23931.1484375 -767540.125 -15103.79980469]
[ -9108.85058594 -836679.875 -15103.79980469]
[ -51089.8515625 -809521.125 -15103.79980469]]
-9108.86 -767540 22890,
18049.9 -809521 22890,
-23931.1 -836680 22890,
-51089.9 -794699 22890,
-51089.9 -794699 -15104.2,
-9108.86 -767540 -15104.2,
-23931.1 -836680 -15104.2,
18049.9 -809521 -15104.2,
All the same X, Y and Z numbers (with some precision difference) are there, BUT with swapped x-y pairings between points ?