Ron,
>From looking at the source code for Sphere, the default seems to be 15.  The
source code for the com.sun.utils package comes in a tar file with the j3d
download (I think).
Hope this helps,
-guillermo
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Ronald Van Iwaarden wrote:

> On Fri, 3 Dec 1999, lining yang wrote:
>
> > > I am currently useing the sphere class to create a 3d earth using
> > > a texture map and outlines of land masses.  However, the sphere seems
> > > fairly chunky and not nearly as smooth as I would like.  Are there
> > > things I can do to improve the look of the default sphere?
> >
> > Use Sphere(float radius, int primflags, int divisions, Appearance
> > ap) constructor, and increase the divisions parameter. It will give
> > you a smoother appearance.
>
> Thanks!  It improved things greatly.  Do you know what the default # of
> divisions on a sphere is?
>
> --Ron
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