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Hi Julia, Someone else may know a simpler way. But one approach would be to define a class that implements the DisplayListener interface and pass an instance to the addDisplayListener() method of your DisplayImpl. Then in the displayChanged() method of your DisplayListener, count DisplayEvent.FRAME_DONE events against time. Good luck, Bill On Mon, 25 Jul 2005, [ISO-8859-15] Julia Löcherbach wrote: > Hi, > > I used VisAD for a little program for 3D visualisation of biological data. > And it works great! > > Now I was wondering if there is a way to determine/measure the frame rates > of the three dimensional display (i.e. while zooming)? > > Thanks in advance, > Julia > >
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