Culling failing on duplicated objects

In my app, some duplicated objects aren´t shown and it´s due to an incorrect dst value after the call to sio2ResourceCull function. We click on Center New in Blender to avoid culling problems but this is impossible with duplicated objects.

Can thid be the problem on the dst calculation with duplicated objects? How can I simulate this Center New with code?

I´m stuck in this so any idea will be very helpfull.
Thanks in advance.

I don't totally understand your problem, but I thought I would mention that it's a very good practice to export your objects centered at the origin. Then do your translations in code.


Best,
-joshua

Yeah, perhaps I didn´t explain it quite well. In my blender file I have an object centered at the origin. In the Iphone game it´s not in the camera range but I duplicate it periodically and change the position of that duplicated objects to be just in front of the camera.

Everything is allright until this point. Some of the duplicated objects are there but you can´t see it. I´ve been looking into this and I´ve found that the dst value calculation (in sio2ResourceCull) gives a wrong value (0.0) so the object is not rendered.

I was just asking myself (and the people in the forum ) what could be the reason of this wrong value and wheter this could be related to the center to the origin thing.

I hope it´s clear now.

A deeper trace shows some memory leaks. I´ll try to fix it.

Fixed leaks.. Now instruments doesn´t show memory leaks in my code.
Object culling is fine but I still don´t see the object

I´ve debugged the code and it´s supposed to show, it´s running even texture rendering function but the object is not rendered. It´s even invisible for physics so perhaps is a problem with rigid body but culling is calculated fine and object->dst value is correct.

This is weird. If I set all the objects state to DISABLE_DEACTIVATION, the objects does not move but are shown. If I set it to ACTIVE_TAG, the obejcts are moving but some of them aren´t visible for the camera and the physics.

Any idea?