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>Subject: [JAVA3D] Input Resolution of Behaviors
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Title: RE: [JAVA3D] Input Resolution of Behaviors
Thanks a bunch Fred. Anyone on the Sun side care to comment about the implementation? DO you guys use DirectInput at all on the PC side?
Gregory Pierce
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From: "Pierce, Gregory (TBS)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> What is the resolution of the events that come from behaviors?
If you mean time resolution, then here's how I think it works:
When a wakeup criterion is met on an armed Behavior [1.)
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Title: Input Resolution of Behaviors
What is the resolution of the events that come from behaviors? How often would I be notified (in the average case) on the PC platform, and does this system in any
way utilize DirectInput? On the PC platform, what generates the event stack that Java3D uses:
