Examples of JMEDesktop

        setupScene();


    }
 
    private void setupGUI() {
    this.jmeDesktop = new JMEDesktop("Swing Desktop",settings.getWidth(),settings.getHeight(),
        FastMath.nearestPowerOfTwo(settings.getWidth()),FastMath.nearestPowerOfTwo(settings.getHeight()),
        false/*no mipmap*/,inputManager, 
        settings /*we pass it in so desktop will rescale on resizing*/, renderManager);
    jmeDesktop.getJDesktop().setBackground( new Color( 1, 1, 1, 0.0f ) );
    jmeDesktop.setCullHint( Spatial.CullHint.Never );

Examples of com.jme3.swingGui.JMEDesktop

   * 
   * @param root The SceneRoot to be used for attaching the desktop node
   * @param input The default input handler to be used (will be put on the base stack of the InputController)
   */
  public void initialize(AppSettings settings, RenderManager renderMan) {
    this.jmeDesktop = new JMEDesktop("Swing Desktop",settings.getWidth(),settings.getHeight(),
        FastMath.nearestPowerOfTwo(settings.getWidth()),FastMath.nearestPowerOfTwo(settings.getHeight()),
        false/*no mipmap*/,Singleton.get().getInputController().getInputManager(), 
        settings /*we pass it in so desktop will rescale on resizing*/, renderMan);
    jmeDesktop.getJDesktop().setBackground( new Color( 1, 1, 1, 0.0f ) );
    jmeDesktop.setCullHint( Spatial.CullHint.Never );

Examples of com.jmex.awt.swingui.JMEDesktop

    //create a node for our GUI and change which render queue it's in
    guiNode = new Node("gui node");
    guiNode.setRenderQueueMode(Renderer.QUEUE_ORTHO); //this is make sure it is drawn correctly
    
    //create the actual desktop object and attach it to our node
    final JMEDesktop gui = new JMEDesktop("GUI", 500, 400, input);
    guiNode.attachChild(gui);
    
    //set the desktop's location
    gui.getLocalTranslation().set(display.getWidth() / 2 - 30, display.getHeight() / 2 + 50, 0);
    
    //Swing stuff can't happen in the jMonkey thread, so we use SwingUtilities's
    //invokeLater method to create a new thread in which all the Swing stuff is
    //setup. It's a round-about way of doing things, but it's necessary.
    SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
      public void run() {
        gui.getJDesktop().setBackground(new Color(0f, .6f, .2f, .8f)); //set the background color
        
        //create our GUI components
        JTextArea txtChat = new JTextArea("Hello World", 4, 20);
        JButton btnSubmit = new JButton("Submit");
        
        //add our components to the desktop
        gui.getJDesktop().add(txtChat);
        gui.getJDesktop().add(btnSubmit);
        
        //set their locations and sizes
        txtChat.setLocation(200, 200);
        btnSubmit.setLocation(200, 275);
        txtChat.setSize(txtChat.getPreferredSize());