Doug Twilleager wrote:
> Not quite. postRender() is called when all geometries in the scene
> graph have been rendered. This is the last chance for an application
> to render into the back buffer before the back buffer is swapped into
> the front buffer. postSwap() is called after the back buffer has been
> swapped into the front buffer.
Doh! I did know that. I'll blame it on it being too late at night and me
being too tired after a long day's work dealing with JavaMail rather
than Java3D.... :(
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