Hi.. Forgve me if this is a simple question but I'm really struggling to even work how I go about this.. What I would like to do is setup a toolbar on my JFrame and have buttons for specifying what the mouse will do when interacting with my 3D scene. eg a button to pick, a button to rotate, zoom etc.. So that the user clicks, say the zoom button, and when the click and drag on the 3D scene the scene zooms. If the click the rotate buton then when they click and drag on the 3D scene then it rotates.. you get the idea. Writing the mouse behavours themselves is not a problem (ie transforms to zoom) but what I'm having great difficulty in is getting the interaction between by toolbar buttons and the mosue behavours. ie. allowing/passing the toolbar button states to the the 3D mouse behaviours. How on earth do I do this ? Could someone please explain how I do this in easy steps/layman terms as I'm fairly new to Java but understand the basic principles (3D stuff is not a problem as I know about object manipulations etc) its just how I go about the linking of toolbar button to mouse behaviour control. Thanks in advance Andy Knight Software Engineer Syngenta =========================================================================== To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff JAVA3D-INTEREST". For general help, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "help".
