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| | 49 | PyOSG has hand-crafted wrappers for the OSG classes. This is very |
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| | 50 | work-intensive, but has the advantage that a lot of cool stuff can be |
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| | 51 | done in the wrappers. Like allowing to subclass from NodeVisitors and |
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| | 52 | even Drawable in python. (Not so sure about that last one but from the |
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| | 53 | looks of it it could work.) |
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| | 55 | * [http://mescriva.codemaniacs.com/svn/osgPython/trunk osgPython], by |
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| | 56 | Miguel Escriva et al., relies on the new |
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| | 57 | osgIntrospection/osgWrappers. According to |
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| | 58 | [http://openscenegraph.org/archiver/osg-users/2007-April/0399.html |
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| | 59 | Ulrich Hertlein], this makes it more up-to-date with less work. But he |
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| | 60 | found that it's not possible to sub-class from NodeVisitor, so that |
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| | 61 | method didn't work so well for him. Also they took a long(-ish) time |
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| | 62 | to load on his old 1.3 GHz system. |
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