the screen. In general the first frame is thrown off by the time it takes to
construct the window (which may be substantial) and the second might take a
while laying it out. After that though, we can smoothly slide things onto the
screen, and so we do.
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otherwise, everything under it will inherit the "SKIP" mode,
which bypasses the render queues.
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frames. JME's timer was using a running average: good for calculating
frame rates, bad for updates.
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after updateRenderState in the third constructor, so the quad's render
state didn't include the alpha state. I changed it so that
updateRenderState is called in setQuad.
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rather than the node containing the quad, which shouldn't really make a
difference.
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the fade effect to automatically remove itself when it's done.
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hack in that it just fakes an update to the path as if 100 seconds had elapsed,
but that essentially does just what we want and is so simple.
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used to easily plug in different methods of smoothly varying a value over time.
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anything special for full-screen effects. They will be added to the interface
node and should set their z order to a positive value to render above the UI
and a negative value to render below it. Otherwise we don't really need to
impose a whole lot of structure.
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what. Having tried various tweaks with no success, I finally punted and
changed LineSegmentPath to use computeAxisRotation. I also fixed the
order of cross products in that method and got rid of a redundant cross
product.
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intersection of the frustum with the ground plane and restrict that rectangle
to the interior of the desired region.
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manipulations pass. It can then ensure that the camera remains within zoom and
pan boundaries and is generally in the right place. It also handles camera
paths, which adjust the camera through the handler. The input handler now has
no camera logic but simply wires up camera manipulations to input mechanisms
which is much cleaner.
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camera handling stuff into com.threerings.jme.camera.
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Michael Bayne