Markus I am also developing some games using java. Before focusing on the 3D
fun you need to focus on the game intelligence, the clients and the server, the
speed of how the client and server communicate online, etc. You could start
testing the results of the intelligence using the java 2D API.
Also remember that the limiting speed factor is not (only) the graphics but the
internet speed.
Thanks
John Mizzi
Markus Junginger wrote:
> Hello Java3D Developers and Users,
> I'm very interested in the Java3D Technology. Last year i wrote a 3D Chat
> with it to leran the basics of J3D. Now i'm considering to develop a
> sophisticated online game based on Java and Java3D. Java isn't the fastest
> choice but i think it's fast enough. The game will also depend alot on
> Java3D, so i wonder how Java3D will improve the next months.
> Sun seems to focus on J2EE features so i wonder what's their strategy
> towards APIs like Java3D. I guess there's still alot of work to be done
> until Java3D can really compete with OpenGL and DirectX. This is my opion
> based on the examples i saw yet - the 3d scenes could be faster, smoother,
> more realistic and more stable.
> So, which improvements can the Java3D community expect?
>
> Markus Junginger
>
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> By the way: how knows really cool Java3D examples (complex geometry,
> intelligent behaviours, visualFX, many objects, ...) ?
>
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