> Basically, I have a virtual scene that view the whole campus nad
> there are menus that enable you to go to other buildings of the campus.
> The interface also has a rotation (X,Y,Z), a listbox or a choice box of
> the available vew, buttons for change in lighting, and a button to go to
> the webpage of a particular department residing in the building.
You can implement the interface using using AWT or Swing.
>
> From all that I have read, I think I can implement this but will
> take a very long time.. My primary problem now is how can I place the
> interface inside that panel where the canvas3d is also place. From what I
> have read and analyzed, particularly the Ready to Run Book, you will have
> to place the interface inside the scenegraph. Is this right?
If you mean to say that you want your interface widget inside the scene,
then of course, it takes more work than merely using AWT or Swing.
Yes, then the interface would have to be in the scenegraph.
But If you really mean placing the "interface inside that panel where the
canvas3d is", then I don't see any problem. AWT/Swing will do.
No, this has nothing to do with scenegraph.
Do you have any Java basics ?
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