please see the attachement. I want to let the icon's black background
be transparent,  and do a setTransparent(0) on the icon. the result
is the icon seems faded than before, how can I keep it as before ?
thanks.

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I do a setTexture on my model , and setup keyframe animation for it,
but after animate, the model become black, seems lost its texture ,
how can I keep the texture ? should re setTexture after each frame ?
thanks.

I try this.
buffer = new FrameBuffer(800, 600, FrameBuffer.SAMPLINGMODE_GL_AA_4X);

and the result  seems the same.  am I missing something others ?

see the attachment.

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thanks. I will check this.

My colleague have made  a model for me. He only apply some material to the model, and not texture.
the model looks realistic  in Cinema 4D. and he export the model to .3ds file, and I load this file to jPCT,
the model looks black in jPCT,   how can I make it looks realistic as it in Cinema 4D ? thanks.

hi,  my app will run on a custom hardware, and it only support opengl es 1.0,
so how should  I implement anti-alias on my app with jPCT-AE ? thanks.

x=4 is no axis. I'm not sure what you are after...maybe setRotationPivot() is more what you want?

oh, I mean a line parallel to Y axis and pass through  point (4,0,0). how can I rotate around this ?

I use the following code to project a vertex to screen, and the following output seems not what I want.
the mesh belong to a object which has a parent dummy object, I have scale and transfer the parent dummy object  to let
the object totally visible in the screen.  my question is how can I project a vertex which belong to a dummy object's son object ? sorry for my poor english.
public class VertexInfo extends GenericVertexController {

@Override
public void apply() {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
SimpleVector[] sv = this.getSourceMesh();
Logger.log("mesh");
for(int i=0; i<sv.length; i++){
Logger.log(sv[i].toString());
}
// sort out the topLeftVertex
mMesh = new SimpleVector[sv.length];
for(int i=0; i<sv.length; i++){
mMesh[i] = SimpleVector.create(sv[i]);
}
}
private SimpleVector[] mMesh = null;
public SimpleVector getTopLeftVertex(Camera cam, FrameBuffer fb){

SimpleVector s = new SimpleVector();
for(int i=0; i<mMesh.length; i++){

SimpleVector sv = Interact2D.project3D2D(cam, fb, mMesh[i]);
Logger.log("project "+mMesh[i].toString()+" to "+sv.toString());
if(sv.x <= s.x && sv.y <= s.y){
s = SimpleVector.create(sv);
}

}
return s;
}

}
the output goes here:
mesh
(200.0,-15.0,50.0)
(-200.0,-15.0,50.0)
(-200.0,-15.0,-50.0)
(200.0,-15.0,-50.0)
(200.0,5.0,50.0)
(200.0,5.0,-50.0)
(-200.0,5.0,50.0)
(-200.0,5.0,-50.0)
project (200.0,-15.0,50.0) to (1496.2988,145.64708,0.0085648345)
project (-200.0,-15.0,50.0) to (-696.2988,145.64708,0.0085648345)
project (-200.0,-15.0,-50.0) to (-5812.3594,278.66663,0.048534058)
project (200.0,-15.0,-50.0) to (6612.3594,278.66663,0.048534058)
project (200.0,5.0,50.0) to (1447.0271,253.25842,0.008179899)
project (200.0,5.0,-50.0) to (5304.495,754.7368,0.03831637)
project (-200.0,5.0,50.0) to (-647.0271,253.25842,0.008179899)
project (-200.0,5.0,-50.0) to (-4504.495,754.7368,0.03831637)
top left of current board: (0.0,0.0,0.0)