[abovesun]

I try to render 3d scene.
Scene rendering with some trouble. It render only on the top part of screen :( but bottom is empty.
There is a code of rendering
public static final void draw3d() {
boolean bound = false;
try
{
try {
g3d.bindTarget(ScreenCanvas.g);
g3d.setViewport(0,0,ScreenCanvas.width, ScreenCanvas.height);
bound = true;
g3d.clear(background);
g3d.render(worldGroup, worldTransform);
} catch (Exception ex) {
System.out.println("Game3d: "+ex.toString()+" "+ex.getMessage());
}
}
finally
{
if (bound)
{
g3d.releaseTarget();
}
}
}

[lax@work]

I've had the same problem... I solved it something like this:

I presume you get your ScreenCanvas.width and .height by doing somthing like:

(This is in the ScreenCanvas which I presume you extend from GameCanvas)..

width=getWidth();
height=getHeight();

If this is done immidiatly after the canvas has been set as current displayable the width and height return from getWidth() and getHeight() are still refering to the dimensions of the Canvas...

What I did was wait app. 200ms after setting the GameCanvas as the current on display... Something like this

* Part of main class extending midlet. This code is

public void run()
{
Display.getDisplay(this).setCurrent(ScreenCanvas);
ScreenCanvas.init().
}


* This is part of ScreenCanvas extending GameCanvas

public void init()
{
try {
Thread.sleep(200);
}
catch(Exception e) {
}

width=getWidth();
height=getHeight();

.... etc. etc.
}

[rainersimon]

I have the same problem... The above solution didn't work for me. I set the my GameCanvas as the current displayable, waited, no effect. Could you maybe post a full example? Or did anyone else find a workaround for this?

-Ray

[laxity]

Did you set fullScreenMode(true)?