Hidden lines are not removed. Java3d does view fulstrum culling, which
removes shapes from the rendering pipeline which are to the left, right,
above, below and behind the image plate. Z-buffering then is used to keep
the closest "pixel" correct. There is currently no culling of shapes that
are occluded by other shapes, but within the view fulstrum. For that you
need to write your own oct-tree or bsp tree culling.
Dave Yazel
Cosm Development Team
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> hi all,
> I guess hidden lines are removed by java3D by itself. But do we have
> any
> control over them.
> What if someone wants the hidden lines to be displayed?
> Is there any control over it?
>
> Ashish
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