I create an application to show the model of earth. I did the basic initialization simpleInitApp() for the earth.
In another class that contains main(), I added many buttons for the interface, some of which are for the actions for example adding some points to the graph 3D to represent airports. So, I added listener for them, and in the actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) , I create another thread using canvasApplication.enqueue(new Callable<Void>(), many spheres (points ) that represent airports will be added to the rootNode.
Problem is : before adding these points to rootNode, the frame per second(fps) is about 110.
After I added the airports, fps became only 4~6 fps, application became very slow, what the problem?
Please help me, I am really not very familiar with JME.
Have you got a screenshot of the debug appstate? The vertex count, object count, triangle count etc would be useful. Some code would be good to have a look at as well.
showAllAirportButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
@Override
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
if(showAllAirportButton.getText().equals("Show all the airports")){
canvasApplication.enqueue(new Callable<Void>() {
@Override
public Void call() throws Exception {
ArrayList<Airport> listAirport = Airport.getListAirport();
Iterator<Airport> it = listAirport.iterator();
while(it.hasNext()){
Airport airport = it.next();
float lat = (float)airport.getLatitude();
float lon = (float)airport.getLongitude();
canvasApplication.displayPlace(lat, lon);
}
return null;
}
});
showAllAirportButton.setText("Hide all the airports");
}
else{
canvasApplication.enqueue(new Callable<Void>() {
@Override
public Void call() throws Exception {
int n = Airport.getListAirport().size();
for(int i = 1; i <= n;i ++){
canvasApplication.getRootNode().detachChildNamed("Airport");
}
return null;
}
});
showAllAirportButton.setText("Show all the airports");
}
the code to add the airport to rootNode:
public void displayPlace(float latitude, float longtitude) {
Sphere sphere = new Sphere(16,8,0.005f);
Geometry place = new Geometry("Town", sphere);
Vector3f position = new Vector3f();
position = geoCoordTo3dCoord(latitude, longtitude);
Material mat1 = new Material (assetManager,"Common/MatDefs/Misc/Unshaded.j3md");
mat1.setColor ("Color",ColorRGBA.Red);
place.setMaterial(mat1);
place.setLocalTranslation(position);
place.setName("Airport");
rootNode.attachChild(place);
}
the function geoCoordTo3dCoord(latitude, longtitude) is used just for transfer the coordinate of longitude and latitude to the coordinate on the earth graph.
Also putting a sphere in there is probably not needed. You can just use a point sprite for this which is much faster, see the example “TestPointSprite”
I dont think your problem is only graphics…
I think it may be related with your functions like geoCoordTo3dCoord.
Try to put those spheres in random location with out using this geo function.
Let us know if its the same.
I see. I just saw your fps also.
To render just a sphere, 137 is pretty slow, I am rendering a similar sphere with more then 900 fps, its to run on mobiles or machines with out video cards ?
If so, then your problem is graphics. You will need to do as Momoko said and use sprites or maybe even bether, dinamic change the texture and paint into it some points, that way you should have the same fps 137 even after you point up the aerports.
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