Thanks Scott , that's what I did.
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De: Decker, Scott D [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviada: Terça-feira, 8 de Fevereiro de 2000 16:07
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Assunto: Re: [JAVA3D] Multiple Views / Behaviors ??? - EXAMPLE
I posted something about this about a month ago.
Since all of your viewplatforms and views are part of the same scenegraph,
when
you use the
mouseBehaviors from SUN, they will capture for that scenegraph.
You will notice that in the Behaviors, they capture a AWTEvent. Well, since
your moving your
mouse on one canvas, that creates a MouseEvent. That MouseEvent gets sent
to
the behavior scheduler, that is then sent to all behaviors that are
listening
for that scene graph. Or, in your case, all of your mouse behaviors.
Again, this is considered more of a feature. Let us say that you have a
front,side, and rear view for your avatar. Moving in any of the canvases
could
move your view. Kind of cool.
I posted how you could fix this in my stuff last month, but here it is
again.
Create your own mouseListener for each Canvas.
Create a Behavior that you can wake up manually.
for each canvas, you trap mouse movement.
once that mouse movement is trapped, you send it to your manual behavior
wakeup
so that you can do your transforms within frame refreshes.
Scott
Scott Decker
Research Scientist
Pacific Northwest National Labs
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