How to register a structure in nested show()
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Hey there,
as I can read, there is the possibility to do a nested show. That means one can call the ps::show() function a second time. Now I don't seem to understand what I need to do in order to register strutures in the second show. As an example I currently have the following code
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def callback():
if psim.Button("Show"):
ps.show()
ms = pymeshlab.MeshSet()
ms.load_new_mesh(os.getcwd()+"/Experiment-78/Experiment-78+curvature.ply")
vertices = ms.current_mesh().vertex_matrix()
faces = ms.current_mesh().face_matrix()
ps.set_invoke_user_callback_for_nested_show(True)
ps.register_surface_mesh("first mesh", vertices, faces)
(This example is in python but the structure is sufficiently similar). Currently when I press the button the surface mesh is registered in the first show. What do I need to do in order to get it in the second show?
(I am happy about a solution in either C++ or python)
I hope you get what I mean
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Start by tracing the ps::show(), ps.set_invoke_user_callback_for_nested_show(), and ps.register_surface_mesh() entry points using the provided callback example. Confirm the required registration sequence for a nested show, then verify that pressing “Show” displays the surface mesh in the second show.
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