I would have to look back at what i wrote, but what the tutorial
should say is that you can use the MouseBehavior.INVERT_INPUTS
and move the view around, but it is not the best solution.
I hope the tutorial is not misleading.
Dennis
Victor Raymond wrote:
>
> Most of the Java3D example programs allow rotation of the scene by
> adding a MouseRotate which manipulates a top-level TransformGroup
> on the content side of the scenegraph
>
> I need to manipulate the View Platform's parent Transform
> (on the view side of the scenegraph) and achieve the same result.
> The Java3d documentation seems to suggest that all I'd have to
> do is use a MouseRotate constructed with the INVERT_INPUTS flag
> and have this manipulate the View Platform's Transform.
>
> This doesn't provide the same behavior.
>
> What should I be doing?
>
> Thanks.
>
> - Victor
>
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