hello Ben may you search for a morphing? If your models are geometrical identical you can use the Morph-Class to interpolate between different pre-transformed Objects and the animation is shown as fluently as you described it, have a look for the Morphing-Applet in the j3d demo folder.
best regards rolf
Ben Logan schrieb:
Hello
I was wondering what the easiest way of achieving the following is...
Say I have a loop
for (int i=0; i < 5; i++){ //perform some transformation }
Obviously with the default java3d configuration it will just perform all these transformations and then show you the final result. What is the simplest way of manually talking to the renderer in order to view each individual transformation in a sequence...kind of like flip-book animation?
Thanks
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