Hi Friends: The attached are programs for rendering an image to one eye only. What I am going to render is a green drifting grating to left (or right) eye. Because of the long persistance of the monitor, the other eye (the eye which should not view the image) will also view a faded image. That is not what I want to view. To black out the faded image, I immediately render a black grating with exactly the same position as the one before. However, this second image (black image) will black out the green gratings completely. ( comment off the sentence: gc.draw(dark); will let you view the green grating). I tried to use different value at view.setMinimumFrameCycleTime(value) but it did not work. To enable you to view what I am saying, in this program the black image is visible. Could anyone give your valuable suggestion about what I should do to show the green grating but reduce the persistance?
Thank you a lot! G.B. Liu
Starting.java
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BrTestGratings.java
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Frame1.java
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RotateGrating.java
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Annulus.java
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