New orientation cube using JCSG#2638
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breiler merged 1 commit intowinder:masterfrom Nov 11, 2024
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I have replaced the old orientation cube with a variant created using JCSG.
By using OpenGL:s Vertex Buffer Objects the performance is better.
The default method for rendering is by using JOGL:s AWT binding. This has the downside that multisampling is not possible. The rendering of the cube will therefore look something like this:
Screenshot from 2024-10-29 20-29-00
With the new NEWT rendering it will look a bit better:
Screenshot from 2024-10-29 20-29-21