Hi all, I write an applet which contains some RotPosPathInterpolator-Objects- work fine... but... when I run the applet and start the RotPosPathInterpolator (adding them to the scenegraph at runtime & moving some loaded Models in different formats through an elevationgrid) after some minutes (1-3) all models get something like a pixel-blur... means they look like that some projection calculation (from 3d to Screen2D) fails...many pixels are "shading" the model in a very eyeharming way, the surface (a loaded vrml elevationgrid) seem to be uneffected ...but starting to disapear a few seconds later, if I do nothing - just viewing. If this happened and I start navigating using a keybehavior nothing happened in the Canvas3d... but when I click to the DOS-Box where I'd started the applet... the surface appear and navigating will be possible again but the pixel-blur still surounding the loaded models... After ending the applet all other j3d software shown also these artifacts - including helloUniverse and so far... when I reboot and start again the applet, at first all works but then the loop continue...
all other 3d applications without java3d work normally also all non-3d java applications
System is win2k Prof SP4 1GB Ram AMD 2. Mhz Pine GF5600Fx jdk 1.4.2_02
when I detect this eyetorture I did the following: - upgrading to j3d 1.3.1 (oGL) - updating grafical drivers for GF5600FX (to the last nvidia-driver 6.6.93, using standart settings) - deinstalling some try-out modelers (which I'd installed during the last weeks, these were the onliest things I'd changed at my system during the last time using my applet without any errors...)
at work the same applet works without any eye attack and do what it have to do... here at work I got the following sytsem:
winXP prof sp2 dual-opteron242, 1.6 GHz 2 GB Ram jdk 1.4.2_05 j3D 1.3.1 MSI GF5900XT with driver 6.1.7.7 also using standart settings
has anybody any ideas, hints to solve this ? is there something out which is able to corrupt openGL or j3d???
best regards and thanks for reading Rolf
-- Rolf Gabler-Mieck c/o LGI-Geographisches Institut der CAU-Kiel Ludewig-Meyen Str. 14 24098 Kiel Tel: +49 431-880.2955 FAX: +49 431-880.4658 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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