Andy,
Great Demo. Wow!
What I have is an array of strings that I want to display as 3D objects.
And as the program runs, the text changes. I can display the text ok,
just not change it.
Any help, code or hints would be greatly appreciated.
thanks
Steve
At 08:56 AM 12/9/99 -0600, you wrote:
>I wrote a J3D application about 8 months ago which allowed the user to
>visualize a ship's motions in regular waves. (The results were
>pre-calculated by a commercial hydrodynamics package). Tha java application
>had to dynamically change the wave profile, and the position of the boat as
>a function of time. As the scene was changing the user could transform the
>scene with the mouse. (The scene's 'dynamic' change was made in another
>thread). You can download the application from:
>http://www.wsatkins.co.uk/asas-aqwa/download.htm - Choose AQWA Sequence
>Player 4th from the bottom of the list).
>(Just put garbage in the form fields when asked)
>
>If this is the sort of example you are looking for let me know and I will
>send you some code.
>
>Regards,
>
>Andy Phelps
>
>>Hello,
>>Does anybody have a good example of dynamically changing what is drawn.
>>Or as least tell me where to look? I have a list of thing I want to draw,
>and as the program runs the list changes and the scene should change as a
>result. I understand how to move and rotate objects, but I wish to be able
>to dynamically change objects.
>>thanks for any help.
>>Steve
>>
>
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