hmm...I've never used primitives yet. but you can try primitve.getShape().
>Also, will my KeyNavigatorBehavior still work with the renderer stopped?
AFAIK, no
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Thanks... That's the one place I didn't look.
Now I have another question: None of the objects in the scene to render
aren't derived from Shape3D or Geometry, they're derived from Primitive.
How do I get it to render these objects? Or can I?
Also, will my KeyNavigatorBehavior still work with the renderer stopped?
Thanks again!
Andy
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> there is a simple example called pureImmediate.java describing some
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> This is probably a silly question, but I've looked everywhere I can think
> of and haven't been able to find out anything. A few of you have
> mentioned IMMEDIATE-MODE rendering in passing, and from what I can tell
> from context, basically all this is is stopping the rendering loop that
> Java3D automatically starts, then calling some function to render the
> scene whenever you want it to.
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> I found the Canvas3D.stopRenderer() and startRenderer() functions, but
> what do I have to do to get the scene to render when I've stopped the
> renderer? It won't even show the initial state for me when I've done
> that. I get a white screen. I'll bet anything it has something to do
> with the Canvas3D.paint() method, but what is the Graphics object it
> wants as an argument? An example of how this works would be incredibly
> helpful.
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> Thanks in advance....
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