Destroying Objects in BloodyMess

I created a object.
mBody = mRenderSystem->createBody(new NxOgre::Box(1, 1, 1), NxOgre::Real3(position.x, position.y, position.z), "Blob_blue.mesh");
I like the object, its fine, it animates and stuff. But now i want to delete it.

So i look insize OGRE3DRenderSystem.h and see it has no removeBody() function.
So i thought.. maybe i need to delete it fromt the object itself.
So i look inside OGRE3DBody.h and see this:
/** \internal. Use OGRE3DRenderSystem::destroyBody
*/
~OGRE3DBody(void);

DestroyBody dosnt exist.
Do i have an old file here or is this just not yet implemented?

Btw betajean thanks for making this wrapper. Its pretty nice!

I noticed this a few weeks back too, It will be in the new release.

Im gonna throw them into infinity and recycle them but it would be nice if you could quick post the function?

Thanks for the quick reply.

void OGRE3DRenderSystem::destroyBody(OGRE3DBody* body)
{
if (body == 0 || body->getClassType() != _OGRE3DBody)
return;

mBodies.remove(body);

NxOgre_Delete(body);
}

To return on this.

This gives a problem. VS gives me a error because their are possible two getClassType() functions the body can pick...
(this could also be the way i implemented this code)

The other problem is that the body class does not remove itself from the Ogre scenes.
For people who also have this problem.
From:

OGRE3DBody::~OGRE3DBody()
{
// In here, we would clean up any rendering stuff.
// We leave the physics stuff to the Actors destructor.
}


to:

OGRE3DBody::~OGRE3DBody()
{
mSceneManager->destroySceneNode(mNode);
mSceneManager->destroyEntity(mEntity);
}


I introduced a lot of Ogre functions into the OGRERenderSystem in the next release of Mess. The new OGRE3DBody constructor is a bit more elaborate.

// Remove all attachments.
if (mNode->numAttachedObjects())
mNode->detachAllObjects();

// Destroy all child scenenodes.
if (mNode->numChildren())
mNode->removeAndDestroyAllChildren();

// Destroy this Scene node.
mNode->getParentSceneNode()->removeAndDestroyChild(mNode->getName());
mNode = 0;