Mark,
       You might want to check out the FPSCounterDemo program that comes with
Java 3D. It doesn't have to be in immediate mode.

- Chien Yang
  Java 3D, Sun Microsystems Inc.



Mark McKay wrote:
I've read a couple of discussions here describing the frame rate of
their application, and was wondering what one did to gain access to this
information.  Does this mean you're using immediate mode and counting
the frames yourself will calls to System.getCurrentTimeMillis()?

Mark McKay
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