Re: [JAVA3D] WakeupOnElapsedTime for NavigationJButtons

Hi John, I'll go to snip your posting... Guten Tag Rolf, :-) WinXP is *troublesome*. There are bugs in WinXP that make the high res J3D timer malfuntion. My code does a test to see if WinXP is malfunctioning and if so uses the standard Java timer (which has good resolution in WinXP). Th

Re: [JAVA3D] Help with 3D UI Solution

Hi Andre, Fantastic comments and suggestions! Thank you enormously. I will begin this tomorrow and will unquestionably implement much of what you suggested. Thanks again ;) ./dylan === To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL P

Re: [JAVA3D] WakeupOnElapsedTime for NavigationJButtons

Guten Tag Rolf, WinXP is *troublesome*. There are bugs in WinXP that make the high res J3D timer malfuntion. My code does a test to see if WinXP is malfunctioning and if so uses the standard Java timer (which has good resolution in WinXP). I had extensive code that worked quite well with a hal

Re: [JAVA3D] WakeupOnElapsedTime for NavigationJButtons

Hi John, I do not work with any IDE, so commandline is my "Error&Msg"-Output and no Error is shown, it just stop the work ;-( the funny thing is that everytime I'll show somebody my work it stops very quick, but when I like to describe what directly will happen...it work and work and work... just

Re: [JAVA3D] How define front face of shapes ?

The front face of a triangle is defined by the order of the vertices. The "right hand rule" should work for you. Curl your fingers of your right hand in the order of the vertices and your thumb will point out from the front face. Or in other words, assign your vertices in counter clockwise order

[JAVA3D] How define front face of shapes ?

Hi all,   I have draw a lot of shapes containing concave and convex shapes. The problem is that many shapes' face are in front of the viewer and others back of the viewer. How can I define front face of the shapes ?   Regards, Saeed Yahoo! Sports Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for

Re: [JAVA3D] WakeupOnElapsedTime for NavigationJButtons

Rolf, Of course double check that you are resetting the trigger on your behavior *every* time it runs. Are you running from a command line so you can see if any errors are occurring and halting operation? I don't know any reason why WakeupOnElapsedTime should not work, however I've switched to

[JAVA3D] WakeupOnElapsedTime for NavigationJButtons

Hi all, i build a JPanel containing a set of JButtons for each type of movement. Everytime the Button isPressed [using ChangeListener in Combination with a Buttonmodel and a Swing.Timer] a command will be send to the Behavior class for navigation, which uses WakeupOnElapsedTime(50)to set up a n