Fixing up faulty references to class "Point" to "IcePoint"

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/Opcode/OPC_Picking.cpp b/Opcode/OPC_Picking.cpp
index 1d6319f..2d0e11b 100644
--- a/Opcode/OPC_Picking.cpp
+++ b/Opcode/OPC_Picking.cpp
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ bool Opcode::SetupInOutTest(RayCollider& collider)
 bool Opcode::Picking(

 CollisionFace& picked_face,

 const Ray& world_ray, const Model& model, const Matrix4x4* world,

-float min_dist, float max_dist, const Point& view_point, CullModeCallback callback, void* user_data)

+float min_dist, float max_dist, const IcePoint& view_point, CullModeCallback callback, void* user_data)

 {

 	struct Local

 	{

@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ float min_dist, float max_dist, const Point& view_point, CullModeCallback callba
 			float					MinLimit;

 			CullModeCallback		Callback;

 			void*					UserData;

-			Point					ViewPoint;

+			IcePoint					ViewPoint;

 			const MeshInterface*	IMesh;

 		};

 

@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ float min_dist, float max_dist, const Point& view_point, CullModeCallback callba
 			// Discard face if we already have a closer hit

 			if(hit.mDistance>=Data->Closest->mDistance)	return;

 

-			// Discard face if hit point is smaller than min limit. This mainly happens when the face is in front

+			// Discard face if hit IcePoint is smaller than min limit. This mainly happens when the face is in front

 			// of the near clip plane (or straddles it). If we keep the face nonetheless, the user can select an

 			// object that he may not even be able to see, which is very annoying.

 			if(hit.mDistance<=Data->MinLimit)	return;