RomRaider

I am noticing that when you switch cells the some values on the table toolbar refresh. I noticed this when scaling my MAF.

Change the fine value adjustment and then click on another cell. It resets. This gets super annoying when attempting to do anything useful.

I will look at fixing this issue for the upcoming release.

Before you post a fix... Can I get you to rebase of my branch which has a bunch more stuff in it. Wait till you see my master update though. I should have it up there by tomorrow.

Yes I will wait for you to update master and then take a look at this issue.

I just rebased against yours. I am getting eof formatting issues with the LoggerProtocolOBD.java file. Please check this.

I presume you meant EOL. A commit has been made for two files. And I fixed my Eclipse settings since I moved to a new computer.

Yes that's the one.

I committed a fix for the toolbar refresh when selecting a new cell. I also found that using the arrow keys to move from the table data to the header did not update the toolbar.

These changes should be rebased against your master.

Done.
I noticed if you click into the axis the adjustment value changes and when you go back to the data cell it defaults back to the table default and not the value you had set.
I guess it would take a bit more work to have it remember the new "user" setting.

One other "nice to have" maybe in the future would be if the focus would switch back to the data cell after you click one of the adjust arrow icons. That way you can use the mouse to adjust and keyboard arrows to navigate, click to adjust then navigate again, click to adjust and so on.

Can you try the new settings (-Dsun.java2d.d3d=true) I committed here to see if it solves the 3D under Java 7 issue?
https://github.com/dschultzca/RomRaider ... f5ed20a71f
You'll have to change your Run Configurations in Eclipse if you launch from within the IDE.
It seems to work for me.

Yes this worked for me. A while back I updated the j3d libraries attempting to get this to work. I wonder if this would be a good idea to update the j3d libraries.

It looks like run.bat has EOL issues.

I made 2 updates. I updated j3d and everything looks good. I think I updated these libs correctly. I wasn't able to find any specific installer references so it should install fine. The second commit fixes the run.bat EOL chars.

I can not accept the EOL fix on the run.bat file as this will break it.

Other than going from 1.5.0 to 1.5.2 is there a reason to upgrade Java3D? I was considering upgrading it but I wanted to confirm the change to the JVM environment corrected the 3D map view problem first.