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<DIV>I am trying to create a 3D animation tool using VTK in Java. I basically want to iterate through different set of 3D points continuously, until the user decides to stop. If I do this using an infinite 'while' loop, then I lose control over the program and the user can no longer stop the animation unless he totally terminates the program.</DIV>
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<DIV>I am thus trying to use a Java Thread to implement the above functionality. I change the points in the 'run()' method of the Thread and then try to render the VTK window. As soon as I do this, I get lots of C++-side errors in a pop-up window. I read a previous post in VTK's mailing list and that says that using Render in the Thread construct method causes this problem. When I comment out the Render statement, I do not get the C++ side errors, but the window is no longer updated to reflect the new set of points.</DIV>
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<DIV>I will sincerely appreciate if someone could give me suggestions on how to work around this problem.</DIV>
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<DIV>Thanks alot,</DIV>
<DIV>Saha</DIV>
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