At 8:04 PM -0600 99.9.13, Yoshiyuki NISHINAKA wrote:
> We have released a new version, 250, of "Jun for Java".
We're pleased to announce a mirror+ site has been set up in US
for convenience of those who are closer to the COM domains:
http://www.srainc.com/Jun4Java/
ftp://srainc.com/pub/lang/java/jun4java/
> The major changes since the version 234 includes:
>
> * Now runs on Linux in addition to MS Windows. Mesa3.0 (or
> higher) is required as OpenGL on Linux. It is reported
> that, by just compiling the JNI library, you can run "Jun
> for Java" on FreeBSD, too.
>
> * OpenGL related classes are moved to a dependent package,
> sra.gl4jun.*. So you can use it as a (sort of) Java
> binding for OpenGL.
>
> * Off screen rendering is supported. The result of a
> rendering will be stored in a java.awt.Image.
>
> * There are 4 kinds of rendering mode. You can choose one
> from JunLauncher ("Default Rendering Mode" of Help menu).
>
> 1. Single Buffer ... Render on Canvas with single buffer
> 2. Double Buffer ... Render on Canvas with double buffer
> 3. Direct ... Do off screen rendering and copy to
> Canvas (XCopyArea on Linux, BitBlt on
> MS Windows)
> 4. Image ... Do off screen rendering and draw to a
> AWT component.
>
> * Some bugfixes and minor modifications.
>
>
> You can download "Jun for Java" from the following URL.
>
> ftp://ftp.sra.co.jp/pub/lang/java/jun4java/
>
>
> Jun is a framework for developing 3D graphics applications
> provided as an Open Source Software at NO COST. Please refer
> to the following URL for more information about "Jun for
> Java".
>
> http://www.sra.co.jp/people/nisinaka/Jun4Java/index-j.html
>
>
> Best regards,
> Yosh Nishinaka ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Yoshi Hayashi
SRA Boulder
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