You can extend the DisplayRenderer (J2D or J3D) and override the
setAnimationString method to do nothing.
Doug
Bill Hibbard wrote:
>
> Hi Gaoming,
>
> > If I use the following code to add animation:
> >
> > //add animation
> > AnimationControl ac= (AnimationControl)timeAnimMap.getControl();
> > ac.setOn(true);
> >
> > On the bottom of the image screen, the following text will display:
> >
> > Time = 1970-01-01 00:00:10Z
> > 1 of 4
> >
> > I do not want them to be displayed. Are there any ways to do this?
>
> There should be a way to disable these time String displays,
> but isn't. I can't do it soon, but you may be able to
> acheive the effect you want by using a ScalarMap to
> Display.SelectValue in place of Display.Animation. ValueControl
> only has a setValue() method, so you'll have to construct a
> Thread to explicitly manage animation. One of these days I'll
> add a method to disable animation Strings (but I'm about to
> start some travel).
>
> Cheers,
> Bill
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