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I’ve found that after opening the new scene once in the SceneExplorer/terrain editor, I had to open it one more time for the SceneExplorer to populate properly (updating didn’t work).

You just need to select the root node in the SceneExplorer.

The answer from that topic still applies.

If the tests were locked to 30 or 60 frames per second, this behavior likely wouldn’t be observed. Again, this won’t cause any damage.. just limit the framerates in […]

i wish i had the SDK up to show you but i am at work

the “scene explorer window” is a little window in the bottom left corner that has all the nodes in the scene. you need to click on the node that is your terrain, i think it is terrain something by default, in […]

I read your whole thread, if I had something to say I would have said it. Please keep your problem in your thread. There is no use in spamming around in the forum just because you don’t get it done, its the same […]

no just thought if you guys were already discussing this maybe you could give me a hint or guide me how to do it ..

..and you think in this thread theres suddenly other people who were hiding?

how can I record a 4 screens view (quad) on a single file simultaneously, I’ve been looking around all day and cannot figure it […]

yeah I already saw it, that’s where I got my code (I used the simple video). I see that he had a video about recording in quad but really didn’t understand the approach or how he managed to do it.

http://jmonkeyengine.org/wiki/doku.php/jme3:advanced:capture_audio_video_to_a_file?s=video

Let me be more accurate:

I am using 3 files for the video processing

1- VideoProcessor.java

2- VideoRecorder.java (interface)

and 3- VideoTimer.java

which file are you referring to?

Great !

I try to use this ’readFrameBuffer()’ method and let you know how it goes immediately !

Thank you very much !

lol, you get a geometry, it has as getWorldBounds() method

Hi, All you have to do is not use the imageToAwt converter , like this:

”
heightmap = new ImageBasedHeightMap(
heightMapImage.getImage());
heightmap.load();
”

bye.

Can I get the bounding volume from the raycast?

Oh man, I wish I could put more thumbs up. Many thanks for the great help. You couldn’t of phrased your explanation better, I get the whole picture now.

There isn’t a guide on how to use MonkeyZone, it is more of a code example. In it there is a nav mesh pathfinder (can’t remember the actual class name, just search for “pathfinder”), but it will take in the […]