Background node acting as a Foreground node !!

[Amos Wenger]

Any idea why ?

Is it a bug of the JSR-231 renderer ?

Here's my code :

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// Add background      Quad quad = new Quad("data/textures/Mountain.jpg", false, 0.8f, 0.6f);       BranchGroup backBg = new BranchGroup();       backBg.addChild(quad);       scene.addChild(new Background(backBg, View.VIEW_FIXED));

[Marvin Fröhlich]

I don't know why it behaves like this. But isn't it a SkyBox what you actually want?

[Amos Wenger]

I don't know why it behaves like this. But isn't it a SkyBox what you actually want?

Hmm no not really I just want a background image (more efficient, although less pretty)

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[Marvin Fröhlich]

But what, when you turn the view? If you don't wnat to turn it, just make a SkyBox with one side having your texture and the others having a 1x1 black texture (you won't see it).

[Amos Wenger]

But what, when you turn the view? If you don't wnat to turn it, just make a SkyBox with one side having your texture and the others having a 1x1 black texture (you won't see it).

Skybox works fine.

[bohdan]

Hi!

I think the answer is the DepthBuffer. Try it.

Edit: BTW, if depth test is on - The Foreground will behave wrong way too. As soon as I switched depthtest off for your Quad - the foreground and background are working just fine!!!

[Amos Wenger]

Hi!

I think the answer is the DepthBuffer. Try it.

Edit: BTW, if depth test is on - The Foreground will behave wrong way too. As soon as I switched depthtest off for your Quad - the foreground and background are working just fine!!!

Yeah indeed I missed that.