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Survey: Unfolding map library
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- 28-Nov-2012 03:33 AM
- Forum: Contributed Library Questions
Hi,

It would be great if you'd help us evaluating and improving the Unfolding library for Processing by filling out a short survey:

http://goo.gl/X9gNx

It's just a few questions, and will take not more than 10 minutes.
Please respond before Thursday, 6th December 2012.
Thanks a lot!

The survey is part of a PhD by Till Nagel, under the supervision of Prof Erik Duval, KU Leuven. All responses are anonymous. We do not track your e-mail address or other personally identifiable information. Feel free to forward. This is the only message you will receive from us regarding the survey. For questions or feedback please contact Till Nagel, nagel (ät) fh-potsdam.de

Best Regards,
Till

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Renderer problem in Eclipse
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- 10-May-2011 10:06 AM
- Forum: Integration and Hardware
I am facing an issue with the rendering of rotated objects in applets from within Eclipse. It seems as if the wrong renderer P2D is used, even though the program is initialized with Java2D.

My test program simply rotates three close-by lines. In Processing this is rendered correctly with the default renderer (Java2D). When using P2D, the lines jump and are not parallel all the time (both with smooth() and without).

In Eclipse this always happens, whether using P2D or Java2D. Only when starting it as application, it works as expected.

Any ideas, why?
1. import processing.core.PApplet;
2. public class RotateTest extends PApplet {
3. float rot = PI / 4;
5. public void setup() {
6. size(250, 250, JAVA2D);
7. smooth();
8. stroke(140);
9. }
10. public void draw() {
11. background(255);
12. drawTest();
13. }
14. public void drawTest() {
15. rot = rot + 0.01f;
16. translate(width / 2, height / 2);
17. rotate(rot);
18. line(4, -1, 102, -1);
19. line(4, +1, 102, +1);
20. line(4, +3, 102, +3);
21. }
22. public void keyPressed() {
23. println("renderer=" + g.getClass().getName());
24. }
25. }

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