>
>BUT, when I load the world into the Java3D vrml player I get an out of
>memory error.
>
>If I load a small subset (approx 1/15) of the VRML-world into the java3D
>vrml player it eats up 25 - 35 megs of memory.
This is probably not proportional, check with a small double size vrml, you
may see it does not use twice as much, but an amount which may allow you to
compute the approximate : size of vrml->memory needed relation;
You are also aware that unless you specify the -mx???m in you java command
line, your VM by default will not use more than 64meg, In you case, it can
not work as you even say:
>the amount of memory being used is somewhere in the range
>from 30 meg to 80 meg depending on which viewer I use
so do the test to see if it can be done and if so, increase your JVM memory
limit
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