Hello everyone, For a current 2d application we have a class called "cgm" which extends the Graphics class in Java. The cgm.java class writes a vector based graphics file (CGM format of course) as it's output. Thus, we can print our 2d application to our cgm object and have an output that is editable in many of the more popular presentation packages, such as Freelance and Powerpoint. I've seen posts to this group concerning how to print Java 3d to a JPEG file. For our customers a JPEG file is no better , if not worse, than a screen snapshot. My question is, does anyone have an idea as to whether it is (or would be) possible to extend the Graphics2d class and then have Java 3d use this new object (which is a Graphics2d object) to "draw on". If it is technically possible to do the above I would appreciate a confirmation. If the above cannot be done I would appreciate someone telling me that as well. A lot of time can be spent trying to do things which aren't going to happen under any circumstances. As always, thank you very much for your time, patience, and excellent advice. Regards, Gregory Bradford
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