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zubi
TimingFramework
Oct 11th, 2007, 11:55pm  
Hi

I have some experience in using the TimingFramework for animating Swing based Java applications but I'm quite a newbie  concerning Processing. What I'm currently developing is also a Swing based app (for user controls) that integrates a PApplet for several drawing tasks. Since I'm quite used to the features of the TimingFramework I don't want to miss them for creating animations. I've integrated the framework but I'm not sure which of the following ways I should use to do the drawing:
-set noLoop() in setup() and call redraw() for each TimingEvent that gets fired
or
-call loop() as soon as the Animator starts and setting the resolution (framerate in TimingFramewort) to the Processing frameRate (kind of a sync between them).

Has anyone experience in this area or some advice for me?

Thank you very much!
zubi
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fry
Re: TimingFramework
Reply #1 - Oct 12th, 2007, 12:37pm  
if i understand what you're trying to do correctly, you should be using noLoop() and call redraw() when the event is fired.
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