Hi,
I built a avatar and want to put the ViewPlatform on the avatar's head, so when
the avatar move the view (the scene) move too. I can position the Viewplatform
on the avatar's head using the TransformGroup above the ViewPlatform and also
can adjust the view direction so that it appear that the scene is viewed from
the avatar's eyes.
The problem is when the avatar move (say walking), how can I use the transform
of the avatar's head to move the ViewPlatform? Both the TransformGroup of the
ViewPlatform and the avatar's head have their own parent so it is impossible to
add one as child of another or versus vice. Furthermore, when the avatar is
animated using Interpolators, how can we get the avatar's head transform at
each frame(or at least each knot) and then pass to the transform of the
ViewPlatform?
Thanks
Liming
Doug Gehringer wrote:
> > From: Glenn Rowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > Using the Text2D class, I've created a Text2D object as follows:
> >
> > Text2D frontText = new Text2D("New string",
> > new Color3f(1.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f), "Helvetica", 100, Font.BOLD);
> >
> > This displays OK. I now attempt to double the size of the text using:
> >
> > frontText.setRectangleScaleFactor(2.0f);
> > frontText.setString("New string");
> >
> > But the text now completely vanishes.
>
> The rectangle scale factor starts out at 1/256. To double the size of the
> Text2D, use a factor of 2/256. No, this isn't documenented.
>
> Doug Gehringer
> Sun Microsystems
>
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