Resolves #45 - Added example to traverse scene graph #51
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It would be possible to extend the library interface with the |
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Thanks for switching over to glam! There are still some problems with the example code. If you could fix them this should be ready to merge. |
Co-authored-by: Zhixing Zhang <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Zhixing Zhang <[email protected]>
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Added example to traverse scene DAG, to display the global position of the voxel at [0][0][0] for each model instance.
Needed to introduce nalgebra for matrix multiplication, I couldn't restrict it to the example, hope it's fine, otherwise there's possibility to just do matrix multiplication manually.
Also added a custom model displaying the axes with multiple models:
