Debug Render?

[Danthekilla]

Hey i was just wondering if there was any kind of debug render in bepu.
I have written my own at the moment but its buggy and doesnt work on all bepu objects.

Is there any built in that i have missed?

[Danthekilla]

I thought i would just post a image of what it currently looks like and was hopeing to improve on.
And the code that i use to do it.



And here is the code.

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for (int i = 0; i < space.updateables.Count; i++)
            {
                if (space.updateables[i] is StaticTriangleGroup)
                {
                    TriangleMeshVertex[] temp = ((StaticTriangleGroup)space.updateables[i]).triangleMesh.vertices;
                    int[] tempIndices = ((StaticTriangleGroup)space.updateables[i]).triangleMesh.indices;

                    for (int j = 0; j < tempIndices.Length - 1; j += 2)
                    {
                        if (j + 1 > g_Constants.GET.MaxDebugLines - 5)
                            return;
                        Lines.Add(temp[tempIndices[j]].position, temp[tempIndices[j + 1]].position, new Color(Color.Red,50));
                    }
                }
            }

I am sure that you can see the issue...
Im not sure if im doing it right but perhaps there is a better way?


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[Norbo]

There's a sort-of-debug renderer in the BEPUphysics demos project (source can be downloaded here: http://www.bepu-games.com/BEPUphysics/downloads.htm).

As far as meshes are concerned, all it does is use basic effect to render them with an optional wireframe mode.

[mattbettcher]

Dan:
Why not use TriangleRenderHelper from the SunBurn Framework? You could submit triangles using the index data and get a near perfect overlay I would think. If your not using SunBurn (you should start) the code will still work with any effect. Actually, the code is somewhere on their website. If your interested I can send you a copy or find it for you.