Jimmy,
I demonstrate a (custom) Behavior for something similar to this in my
forthcoming book:
http://www.manning.com/Selman/index.html
I wrote a Behavior that took a TextureAttributes object in its ctor and
updated it inside processStimulus every N milliseconds. It worked pretty
well for my example (animating a flaming torch graphic).
So, the answer is it *can* be done - but for the moment you will have to
write your own Behavior to do this.
You *could* use the built in Interpolator classes by passing a dummy
TransformGroup to the Interpolator and then updating your TextureAttributes
based on the contents of the TransformGroup.
Hope that help a little!
Daniel Selman
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http://www.tornadolabs.com
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>
> Hi,
>
> Are there any texture transform interpolators hiding anywhere? I'd like
> to have a texture scrolling on a panel. Of course I can't use a
> PositionInterpolator since it requires a TransformGroup, not a
> TextureAttribute.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jimmy
>
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