The error happens consistently when one of the meshes added to the MultiMesh is made of a list of empty triangles. Such mesh should either be refused from being added to the MultiMesh, or internally whatever computations go for estimating its bounding box etc. take the fact that it's empty into account.
At the moment, such empty triangle list is, I suspect, resulting into an inappropriate 3D affine transform for the MultiMesh object.
The exception below happens for example when trying to rotate such MultiMesh. And it's very consistent! Happens always.
I have observed these as of 2010-02-08; never before. I must comment here that I think I had never tried yet a CustomMultiMesh with an empty list of triangles inside.
For further proof, I git bisected to the last known version—and that version also failed. Then I realized that it was the CustomMultiMesh that I had crafted the one making the 3D Viewer fail.
Exception occurred during Behavior execution:
javax.media.j3d.BadTransformException: TransformGroup: non-affine transform
at javax.media.j3d.TransformGroup.setTransform(TransformGroup.java:137)
at ij3d.behaviors.ViewPlatformTransformer.rotateXY(ViewPlatformTransformer.java:312)
at ij3d.behaviors.InteractiveViewPlatformTransformer.rotate(InteractiveViewPlatformTransformer.java:61)
at ij3d.behaviors.InteractiveBehavior.doProcess(InteractiveBehavior.java:281)
at ij3d.behaviors.InteractiveBehavior.processStimulus(InteractiveBehavior.java:104)
at javax.media.j3d.BehaviorScheduler.doWork(BehaviorScheduler.java:192)
at javax.media.j3d.J3dThread.run(J3dThread.java:275)
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java.vm.version => 14.3-b01
java.vm.vendor => Sun Microsystems Inc.
java.vm.info => mixed mode
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java.specification.name => Java Platform API Specification
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From @acardona:
The error happens consistently when one of the meshes added to the
MultiMeshis made of a list of empty triangles. Such mesh should either be refused from being added to theMultiMesh, or internally whatever computations go for estimating its bounding box etc. take the fact that it's empty into account.At the moment, such empty triangle list is, I suspect, resulting into an inappropriate 3D affine transform for the
MultiMeshobject.The exception below happens for example when trying to rotate such
MultiMesh. And it's very consistent! Happens always.I have observed these as of 2010-02-08; never before. I must comment here that I think I had never tried yet a
CustomMultiMeshwith an empty list of triangles inside.For further proof, I git bisected to the last known version—and that version also failed. Then I realized that it was the
CustomMultiMeshthat I had crafted the one making the 3D Viewer fail.Migrated-From: http://fiji.sc/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=138