Applying a visual model to BeamAdapter with changing length

[AndyRay1998]

Hi there,

I am using SingleBeamDeploymentCollision.scn with InterventionalRadiologyController and a beam of changing length. I want to add a visual model to it. Most of the examples are of fixed length, e.g. a finger controlled by a cable that is totally visible all the time.

Could anyone point a direction to me? Like which mapping to use?

Yours sincerely,
Changyi

[DanteAngio8]

Hi,
I think https://github.com/sofa-framework/BeamAdapter/blob/master/examples/3instruments_collis.scn is an example of applying visual model to beams

[AndyRay1998]

Hi Dante,

I am considering applying a custom visual model. I did an initial attempt (using a finger as the visual model of a catheter though), and the visual model just stood there without changing while I control the catheter beam forward and bending.

[hugtalbot]

what are you aiming at mapping as a visual mapping @AndyRay1998 ?

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