RE: [Dsol-java] Problems and question Animation Panel/Frame in DSOL

[Bennie T. <B.J...@st...>]

Define your own application by just extending the DSOLApplication (and
adding your new properties). Now just run this class instead of the
DSOLApplication class. For example:


import nl.tudelft.simulation.dsol.gui.DSOLApplication;

public class MyOwnApplication extends DSOLApplication
{
    public MyOwnApplication ()
    {
        super();

this.properties.put("dsol-gui.animation.panel.extent","10000;30000;10000;100
00");
        this.properties.put("dsol-gui.animation.panel.size","1020;680");
    }

    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        new MyOwnApplication();
    }
}



-----Original Message-----
From: Bastiaan van de Rakt [mailto:in...@ra...]
Sent: 19 January 2005 12:01
To: Bennie Talma
Subject: Re: [Dsol-java] Problems and question Animation Panel/Frame in
DSOL


First of all, thanks for your help.

I understand that the animation window are properties of the
DSOLApplication.

But where in my model can  I put such a constructor?  I don't define my
own Application, I just use the DSOLApplication  and load my model on
it. Can I define my own Application and run that?

Kind regards

Bastiaan van de Rakt


Bennie Talma wrote:

>Bastiaan,
>
>In the constructor of your application, you can define some properties for
>the animation window. So, for your example:
>
>public class Application extends DSOLApplication
>{
>    public Application()
>    {
>        super();
>	  //second parameter: Xmin, Ymin, X range, Y range
>
>this.properties.put("dsol-gui.animation.panel.extent","10000;30000;10000;10
0
>00");
>        this.properties.put("dsol-gui.animation.panel.size","1020;680");
>    }
>}
>
>There seems to be some sort of constraint on the values you can use for the
>extent of the animation window; similar to the aspect ratio of a picture.
So
>while it displays correctly if the X range is the same as the Y range (as
>above), it automatically adjusts the Y min if you have X range and Y range
>values as in your example (10.000;20.000).
>
>Regards,
>Bennie
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: dso...@li...
>[mailto:dso...@li...]On Behalf Of Bastiaan van
>de Rakt
>Sent: 17 January 2005 12:20
>To: ''Dsol-java (E-mail)' '
>Subject: [Dsol-java] Problems and question Animation Panel/Frame in DSOL
>
>
>Dear DSOL developers and users,
>
>I have some problems with understanding the working of the animation
>panel. I want to set the dimension size of the AnimationFrame (so not
>the default setting of 600 by 600). Next to that I want to able to set
>the worldcoordinates visible in the frame. (for example xmin: 10.000,
>xmax: 20.000, ymin 30.000, ymax 50.000).  How does these things work?
>
>Then I have some problems with reaction of the grid on my renderable
>objects, using for example
>
>      >>public void paint(Graphics2D g, ImageObserver arg1) throws
>RemoteException{
>
>     >>   g.setFont(new Font("Arial Narrow", Font.BOLD, 320));
>     >>   g.translate(1.0,1.0);
>     }
>
>also the grid numbers of the animation panel turns bold.
>and also translate methods in a Renderable2D translates the complete
>gridstructure in the same way.
>
>Besides this,  I have another question: Is it possible to have another
>animation panel with a different map/ renderables and a different scale
>in the same model?
>
>Kind Regards
>
>Bastiaan van de Rakt
>
>
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