>>
>>Doug Twilleager wrote:
>>>
>>> No, it behaves exactly as you described in you initial question.
>>> Try demo/java3d/Background/BackgroundGeometry.
>>
>>Oh, right, first part. One more dumb question: If I change parent
>>transforms on the fly does it pick up the rotation coordinates of it.
>>Seems like it should, but just confirming as the demo doesn't do this -
>>just moves the mouse around.
>>
>
>I haven't tried it, but it should work.
You can have TransformGroups in the background and changes are rendered, I
wrote a simple example which produces a very simple rendering of the sky with
the Sun and Moon 'traversing the heavens'.
Note the behaviors can not be under the background node.
Rgds
Paul
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