It is not finished but is a easy way to create annotation with all the power of Java :) Also it has a great effect because JWindow annotation can exists and move out the Canvas.
Friday, March 28, 2008
WWJ and using JWindow to improve annotations
Here is a screenshot about something I'm trying. I have created a new Renderable object that shows a JPanel into a JWindow at a specified Position (and also a little triangle using OpenGL). The object is responsible to move the JWindow when the globe is rotated and hide it when the position is outside the frustum.
It is not finished but is a easy way to create annotation with all the power of Java :) Also it has a great effect because JWindow annotation can exists and move out the Canvas.
It is not finished but is a easy way to create annotation with all the power of Java :) Also it has a great effect because JWindow annotation can exists and move out the Canvas.
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I don't know if it is better to use FengGUI for that...
I don't know too ;) if it is a better way than FengGUI. I think it can be usefull if you need annotation with full Java "power" or with component not implemented in FenGUI.
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