Ok Thank you for that!
Yes I am trying a barker color. I am rendering a bright color image first
and a darker color image afterwards. I assume that possibly the first image
can be visible before it is covered by following darker one. I tried to set
longer time at view.setMinimumFrameCycleTime(
GB Liu wrote:
> Mark:
>
> Thank you for your comments. You know that ultra-short persistence monitor
> is very expensive: 4-7 times of the price of a common one. Why can't we do
> it in this way (in the immediate mode): render a image first and at the
> moment very shortly afterwards render a b
right?
Thanks a lot!
G.B. Liu
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> GB,
>
> Persistence is a characteristic of the phospor us
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Subject: [JAVA3D] Immediate Image
> Hi Friends:
>
> The attached are programs for rendering an image to one eye only. What I
am
> going to render is a green drifting grating to left (or right) eye.
Be
Hi Friends:
The attached are programs for rendering an image to one eye only. What I am
going to render is a green drifting grating to left (or right) eye. Because
of the long persistance of the monitor, the other eye (the eye which should
not view the image) will also view a faded image. That
