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      1. POHow to update local submodules so that they match the central list of submodules?
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    1. CO1. Not being able to shutdown Java3d properly without resorting to System.exit() is a severe limitation. (See my answer to andrewdotn's comment on my question.) 2. Curiosity. 3. I don't think it is re-inventing the wheel. 4. Insisting on finding a way to terminate in a clean way has already helped me to spot another bug in my application (where an invisible JFrame was created accidentally which also blocked the clean exit). 5. I am not convinced, that you are right in saying that System.exit() is the correct way to end an application. I think it is rather a last resort than the right way
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    2. CO@hoaz yes, this did it. Many thanks! The only drawback is that the Renderer class is package private, so I had to resort to reflection, to call it. I will write the coding I used for this in an answer.
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    3. CO@ncenerar The problem with sending `interrupt()` only to the Java3D thread group is not that some other threads remain afterwards, but that the Java3D threads more or less ignore the call. I looked into the implementation (from the github repository I mentioned) and they do this with the `InterruptedException`: catch it, print its name to stderr and then simply continue with their loop. So in short: sending `interrupt()` to more threads or thread groups won't help (Have to admit I didn't try it out, though).
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