I tested it as well with only 30 spheres cos my computer is old and could stand the 300 (I'm at work). It seems to work fine with me. I'm using JDK v1.4.0.3 and J3D v1.3.
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Nitin.Jain wrote:
>Kelvin,
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>I'm attaching a test file which creates 300 spheres in the scene. There is
>also a slider which can be used to move the front clipping plane.
>After the initial display, move the slider leftward this will reduce the
>front clip distance. Then if you rotate the view a little bit you will see
>lot of othere sphere appearing on the screen which were cut in the initial
>display.
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>Thanks,
>nitin
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I can't reproduce this. Are you using J3D v1.3 (or later) and JDK1.4.1 ?
What OS are you using ?
In your description, you mention:
"After the view is clipped, I add lots of shapes, spheres and cylinders"
but the test program doesn't add shape after the slide move backward.
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