pretty sure it's related to SAITO's post ( http://processing.org/discourse/yabb_beta/YaBB.cgi?board=SoftwareBugs;action=display;num=1114158993;start=0 ), but it looks like P3D and openGL are having a bit of trouble filling shapes.

Code:

import processing.opengl.*;

float rx, rz = 0;	    //x, z current rotation
float tgtX, tgtZ = 0;	//x, z target rotation
float rSpeed = .06f;	 //rotation speed
float zoomVal = 0;	   //zoom value
float zoomInc = 10;	  //zoom increment (per keypress)
float tgtZoom = 0;	   //target zoom value
float zoomSpeed = .06f;    //zoom speed

void setup () {
  size(800, 800, OPENGL);
  //size(800, 800, P3D);
}

void draw () {
  background(0);
  pushMatrix();
    zoom();
    rotateCamera();
    drawCurve();
  popMatrix();
}

void drawCurve () {
  //-----------CURVE ONE-----------//
  stroke(0, 0, 0);
  fill(0.3333*255, 0.5569*255, 0.6667*255);
  beginShape();
    vertex(253.0698, height-673.2793);
    bezierVertex(163.5347,height-629.0933, 163.5347,height-629.0933, 171.6743,height-582.5815);
    bezierVertex(179.814,height-536.0698, 230.9766,height-461.6509, 285.6279,height-502.3486);
    bezierVertex(340.2793,height-543.0464, 386.79,height-569.7905, 354.2324,height-618.6279);
    bezierVertex(321.6748,height-667.4653, 283.3022,height-684.9072, 253.0698,height-673.2793);
  endShape();


  //----------CURVE THREE----------//
  stroke(0.7882*255, 0.1843*255, 0*255);
  fill(0.9569*255, 0.698*255, 0.1176*255);
  beginShape();
    vertex(272.8374,height-212.8145);
    vertex(203.0698,height-215.1396);
    vertex(201.9067,height-151.1865);
    bezierVertex(229.8135,height-102.3477, 263.5347,height-120.9531, 263.5347,height-120.9531);
    bezierVertex(297.2559,height-139.5586, 329.8135,height-187.2324, 329.8135,height-187.2324);
    bezierVertex(326.3262,height-238.3945, 308.8838,height-240.7207, 308.8838,height-240.7207);
    bezierVertex(291.4419,height-243.0469, 272.8374,height-212.8145, 272.8374,height-212.8145);
  endShape();
}

void rotateCamera () {
  translate(width/2, height/2);
  if (mousePressed) {
    tgtZ = ((float)(mouseX-width/2)/(width/2)*PI);
    tgtX = ((float)(mouseY-height/2)/(height/2)*PI);
  }
  rx += (tgtX-rx) * rSpeed;
  rz += (tgtZ-rz) * rSpeed;
  
  rotateX(-rx);
  rotateZ(-rz);
  translate(-width/2, -height/2);
}

void zoom () {
  if (keyPressed) {
    if (key == 'a') { tgtZoom += zoomInc; }
    else if (key == 'z') { tgtZoom -= zoomInc; }
  }
  zoomVal += (tgtZoom - zoomVal) * zoomSpeed;
  translate(0, 0, zoomVal);
}
 

in openGL, poly edges are visible in the middle of the shapes.  this may be something intrinsic to openGL, i dunno....

in both openGL and P3D, the orange shape doesn't completely fill.  i tried taking polygons off the xy-plane (perp to z-axis) per SAITO's suggestion in the above post, but no luck getting that lower-left corner on the orange shape to fill in either openGL or P3D.

oh, and all of this works great in P2D.

-d

(beginShape() with no params is beginShape(POLYGON))

make sure that your shapes aren't duplicating points, because that confuses the triangulator. i.e. if bezierVertex() ends on a particular point, don't have a vertex() there too. also don't make vertices loop back to the beginning or you might have trouble there too.

oops, fry beat me to it.

okay, so if there shouldn't be a bezierVertex() anchor point at the same coords as a vertex(), how do i close a shape with a curve?

also, is it known to cause trouble with the triangulator to have duplicate control points?  or to have a control and anchor point within bezierVertex() at the same point?  i.e.:

Code:

bezierVertex(10,10, 10,10, 20,20);
//or:
bezierVertex(10,10, 20,20, 20,20);
 

the former is the way flash draws curves, the latter one of the ways illustrator/EPS draws them...

same issue as here, i believe:
http://dev.processing.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=97
closing thread.