Rendering mode?

i read that there are three rendering modes:immediate, retained and compile-retained, but which is the default one? and how can i change this mode?
why is the compiled-retained the best?
thanx
iwon

the default rendering mode is ths compile-retained one.
I not sure compiled retained mode is the best since it is less flexible than immediate mode. But if u use immediate mode, you'll have to implement far more things by yourself. So the best mode depends on what you want your application to do.
In fact, for most applications, the compile-retained mode will best fit.
it is not very simple to change mode since (especially for the immediate mode) you'll have to implement a lot of methods so i suggest you to read the Java3D API Specification chapter12 / 13
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/3D/forDevelopers/j3dguide/j3dTOC.doc.html

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