Will you all join me in asking a Java3D engineer(s) to demonstrate with code
how to write a picking behaviour that only wakes up on left click whist a
character key "A-Z" is depressed.
All the examples with Java3D are with Alt or Control but these are useless
for big applications except for zoom and translate. Besides, there are
special functions in the events classes that can detect these being down at
the time of the click too which makes these easier.
Anyone in favour of a concrete example from the makers of J3D say "Aye".
Cheers,
Allistair Crossley
Web/New Media Consultant
Logica UK Ltd
Tel: 02074 463267
Mob: 07884 056274
-----Original Message-----
From: Karsten Fries [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22 May 2001 09:24
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [JAVA3D] Mouse events
Hi there,
another mouse question.
I have the problem that I use left mouse click for selecting objects and
left mouse double-click for zooming
in. In big complex scenes the picking stuff is very computation
intensive and therefore takes a while (in the range of a second is
the max we can tolerate), but anyway the double click is not produced if
it takes too long.
Rephrased: if i double-click on a complex object (say build of 30000
triangles) I get two mouse click events with
clickCount() == 1 instead of one with cC==1 and a secong with cC == 2.
Pitty!!
Is there any way of getting around this. I already rearranged the mouse
controls, but I'm always running in some
problems concering this issue.
Any help is appreciated!!
Thanks and cheers,
Karsten
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