There was another question like that few weeks ago.
The solution was to set the LayoutManager of the JPanel.
//constructor JPanel
super();
setLayout(new BorderLayout()); //for example
add(your Canvas3D);
Works fine.
Christian
"Yi Zhuang (Andy)" wrote:
> When I run Java3D Applet, I found Swing menu is covered by Canvas3D.
> Another problem is if I add Canvas3D to JPanel or JLabel, the Canvas3D
> totally disappears.
> How to use Java3D with Swing?
> Thanks
>
> Yi Zhuang
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> Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
> University of Toronto
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