Not sure what I was doing wrong before, but I got it now... I solved it by
first using the getTransform() method, then doing the modifications to the
Transform3D object, at the end I used the setTransform() method. I didn't
think you would have to do the last step (thought it would just return a
reference and therefore automatically be updated, but I guess you need it).
Hope this helps everyone
Eric
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