David Y. recently said that one of the reasons he dislikes showing a
Canvas3D in a subpanel of a Swing GUI is that the 3D graphics would end up in a
window, which he believes causes a performance hit.
I've pondered this for days before realizing that I wouldn't know how to
display 3D in anything but a window. As a Component, don't I need to add
Canvas3D to a Frame? And doesn't a Frame always have a title bar and a border?
And doesn't this mean my 3D canvas is not occupying the full screen and thus
not in full control of all screen space?
So: Is there a way to display Canvas3D over the *entire* screen? How?
Does anyone know for sure if there is a performance penalty for not
grabbing the whole screen? If so, is there a way to avoid this penalty in Java3D?
Thank you for any enlightenment,
-Carl-
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