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fix: Add portal visualization to TrackingVolume #4029

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    • Enhanced 3D visualization capabilities for tracking volumes
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In the realm of geometric visualization, a subtle yet significant enhancement emerges within the TrackingVolume class. The visualize method now embraces portal surfaces, expanding its rendering capabilities by iterating through portals and invoking their individual visualization methods. This addition enriches the 3D representation, allowing a more comprehensive view of tracking volume geometries.

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Core/src/Geometry/TrackingVolume.cpp Added portal surface visualization loop in visualize method

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    participant TrackingVolume
    participant Portal
    participant Visualization3D
    
    TrackingVolume->>TrackingVolume: Iterate portals
    TrackingVolume->>Portal: visualize()
    Portal-->>Visualization3D: Render portal surface
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Core/src/Geometry/TrackingVolume.cpp (1)

749-752: Hmmmm, good changes these are! Portal visualization, added well it has been.

Clean and focused implementation, I see. Consistent with existing visualization patterns, it is. Through all portals it loops, their surfaces it shows.

A suggestion for readability, I have:

  for (const auto& portal : portals()) {
-    portal.surface().visualize(helper, gctx, portalViewConfig);
+    const auto& surface = portal.surface();
+    surface.visualize(helper, gctx, portalViewConfig);
  }
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