Re: [JAVA3D] Your Java3D Applications

[Barry Walsh]

Hello all,

 

    Here at Oceanic Consulting, part of our work involves running numerical simulations for seakeeping, manoeuvring, etc for ships, boats, tug and barge combinations, offshore structures, etc. Clients send us CAD drawings which we need to convert to proprietary formats for the numerical engines. To that end, we have developed a "CAD-like" application (geometry editor) which allows us to mesh from a CAD format to proprietary format and then fine-tune the mesh, as necessary, to achieve the best possible configuration for the simulation engine. There are some other smaller projects, but the editor has reduced our time requirements for geometry conversions significantly.

 

Barry Walsh

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-----Original Message-----
From: Crossley, Allistair (A.) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 7:22 AM
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Subject: [JAVA3D] Your Java3D Applications

Everybody,

 

There must be a fair bit of Java3D development going on out there for this mailing list to be constantly ticking.

 

Thing is, I never see any of you write exactly what it is you are doing. I don't know about anyone else but I would be quite interested to know about what applications were on their way/in development using Java3D.

 

I'll start off

 

PROJECT: Java3D Molecular Visualisation System

PURPOSE: Renders popular molecular file data formats into 3D interactive representations:

STATUS: Version 2 released early 2000. Version 3 in development.

URL: www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/aajc/jmvs

 

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