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I'm trying to make my Pane a little bit better, visually, so, what I'm doing is: set my stage UNDECORATED (OK) and (TRYING) to add a drop-shadow effect (NOT OK). I've found some similar cases, though none work: creating undecorated stage in javafx 2.0 and How to add shadow to window in JavaFX? . It seems like the drop-shadow just isn't set. I can't understand why. This is what I have: public static int showConfirmDialog(Window father, String title, String body, String[] msgBtn) { System.out.println("La vai eu"); AnchorPane ap = createPaneWithButton(2, msgBtn,body); ap.setEffect(initDropShadow()); Scene scene = new Scene(ap); Stage stage = new Stage(); stage.setTitle(title); scene.setFill(null); stage.initStyle(StageStyle.TRANSPARENT); stage.setScene(scene); stage.initStyle(StageStyle.UNDECORATED); stage.show(); return 1; } private static AnchorPane createPaneWithButton(int qtBtn, String[] msgsBtn, String body) { AnchorPane ap = createPane(); HBox laneBtn = new HBox(30); VBox vbox = new VBox(20); BorderPane layout = new BorderPane(); Button btn; for(int i = 0; i < qtBtn; i++ ){ btn = new Button(); btn.setText(msgsBtn[i]); laneBtn.getChildren().add(btn); } vbox.getChildren().add(new Text(body)); vbox.getChildren().add(laneBtn); layout.setCenter(vbox); ap.getChildren().add(layout); return ap; } private static AnchorPane createPane() { AnchorPane ap = new AnchorPane(); ap.setLayoutX(250); ap.setLayoutY(50); return ap; }

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