Hi David,
...hmm...good question.Can't you modify or derive your
RotPos...Interpolator class in that way every time it gets triggered, it
will pass its curent trransform3D to the transformGroup of the camera ? If
that is possible, modify it: (just a suggestion...)
public void processStimulus(Enumeration e)
{
super.processStimulus(e);
TransformGroup tg = super.getTarget();
Transform3D trans = new Transform3D();
tg.getTransform(trans);
//do some Transform3D calculations...
cameraTransformGroup.setTransform(trans);
wakeupOn(...);
}
Or try to use getAxisOfRotPosScale() to retrieve the current Transform3D
from your RotPos...Interpolator
IMHO = In My Humble Oppinion :-)
Gernot
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> Hi David,
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> IMHO, in the first render loop your viewBehavior gets triggered. But
> according calculation will be done in the next loop. Why don't you apply
> the objects transformation against the transformGroup of your camera in
the
> same render loop ?
Yes I agree. But I don't have any control on the objects transformation. It
is done by a
RotPosScaleTCBSplinePathInterpolator that triggers on an ellapsedFrames
count of zero.
Have you any idea to perform your suggestion?
Thanks a lot.
(a stupid question: IMHO meaning??? Sorry......)
David.
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