I move my object, and then I set the view to look at it, and then I do it all over again.
move-lookat-move-lookat-move-…
My problem is that the render thread manages to render the scene between move and lookat
move-render-lookat-render-move-render-lookat-…
This gives the effect of that the object is shaking.
How do I solve this? Is there any pause/unpause on the render thread??
– Edit –
View.setMinimumFrameCycleTime() seem to have done the trick, is there any more sofisticated way?
You need to use behaviours. If you just want a single hook you can simple put a behaviour that wakes up every frame at the top of your scenegraph.
Then each render what’ll happen is:
Render:
Do what ever the behaviour tells you to do
Render scene
In that behaviour you can just put a call out into your main logic handling classes.
Kev
knew I had to learn behaivours sometime. I’m afraid of them! =) Are they hard to learn?
Na, very easy. Just another scenegraph node that wakes up when you tell it to. The only gotcha I ever noticed was that you need to reschedule waking up once you’ve completed your action. Can’t remember the method names but its something like this:
clazz LogicBehaviour extends Behaviour {
init() {
schedule wake up next frame
}
wakeUp() {
do your logic here
schedule wake up next frame
}
}
I kept forgetting to put the second schedule in.
Kev