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> Pierre,
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> I try to save the initial transformation that you talk about, but I donīt know
> what transformation you refer because this classes uses a transformGroup. I save
> this initial transformGroup but when I move the object and them press the key to
> set the old transformGroup the object donīt return to the initial position.

What you keep is the Transform3D instance that represents the initial
position. All of the updates use another, new, Transform3D instance.
When the user presses the magic key then the old Transform3D (or a copy
of it) is set back into the TransformGroup.
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