I have a screenshot, but since I was unsure as to how to upload it here, I emailed it to you.  The picture drawn with Graphics2D in the upper-left, the JPCT plane with the texture is in the lower-right.  I may be being picky, but I need to get the picture to at least 800x640 (which means much more distortion than what is shown at the current size pictured).  Is there a way to upload the image at a size larger than 256x256 and draw it at that larger size without distortion?

Thanks,
Tale

Is there a way to use JPCT to display a 2D image in 3D space?

My thought is to draw 2D images on a z-axis (or technically the y-axis in 3D), to give a 3D perspective but to stick to using 2D graphics.  I have just started experimenting with this using the Primitive planes, but applying a texture is causing too much aliasing (right term?).  Can I somehow keep off the Textures and just have the plane draw an image or can I reduce the amount of distortion caused when applying a texture?  I want to stick with the computer's basic software renderer as I want the finished product to be very out-of-the-box to use and low memory requirements.  (Unless I am wrong on both accounts being best done with the default renderer)

Thanks for any help you can give!
Tale

Ok.

Thanks Egon for all your help.

That cleared up the blurring, but I seem to be restricted to a set region that my image is squeezed to fit.  Am I able to turn this region off or change its size?

I also noticed that I can get the graphics from the buffer.  Would it be just as effective to use the Java built-in Draw methods using the graphics that I get from the buffer to draw my images?

Ok, I will try that.

Thank you!

I have been doing some tests with jpct before applying it to one of my games and have ran into a problem.  During my games I will often times have windows displayed and have been trying to create these using a plane with a textured image.  The problem is that the texture becomes very pixelated if I zoom in on the window.  Even if my camera is far away, parts of the texture are slightly out of order.

Is there a way to prevent this or is there a better way to display my game windows?

Thanks for any help that is provided.

(Also, I am limited to the software renderer.)