Uses of Interface
net.jinx.video.View

Packages that use View

net.jinx.video	Provides an easy to use scene graph API that is intended for use by OpenGL Programmers, without preventing access to low-level OpenGL features. If you're interested in constructing arbitrary OpenGL objects, take a look at the Visible interface. Model designers might be more interested in the model subpackage.
net.jinx.video.model	This package contains the core components of the Vertex Modeler application. Model designers will be most interested in the Model and VertexUtil classes; examine their documentation closely, since you'll be using them extensively. Being aware of the other classes in this package would be handy, as well.

Uses of View in net.jinx.video

Classes in net.jinx.video that implement View

class	Camera Camera represents a point of view within the Renderer.
class	MessageView View2D extension that provides a console-like text area.
class	View2D View implementation that sets OpenGL into a two dimensional drawing mode.
class	View3D View implementation that sets OpenGL into a three dimensional drawing mode with lighting enabled.

Methods in net.jinx.video that return View

View	Context.getView() Provides the current View for the scene being rendered.

Methods in net.jinx.video with parameters of type View

void	Context.setView(View view) Sets the current View.
void	SplitScreenRenderer.setViews(View[] views) Sets the array of View objects used for displaying multiple views.

Constructors in net.jinx.video with parameters of type View

SplitScreenRenderer(Visible drawable, View[] views, Context options)
Constructs a Renderer to render a Visible to the screen.

SplitScreenRenderer(Visible drawable, View view, Context options)
Utility constructor so you don't have to put a single View in an array.

Uses of View in net.jinx.video.model

Methods in net.jinx.video.model that return View

View[]

Modeler.loadViews(net.jinx.db.Hierarchy config) Constructs and configures an array of View objects.