I looked into the VRML code and standards when I first started using java3d.
I found it to be muddy waters at the very least. It seems to me that there
is not real support for VRML, that there is confusion among the VRML
consortium, and their "partnership" with sun seems to have stagnated
completely. Not to mention the version 1.0 vrs 2.0 format inconsistancies,
etc.
If you were going to use VRML as mthod for moving animations from 3dmax, you
might want to get Javacc and write your own parser.
Then send the code to us ;P
Dave Yazel
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> Subject: [JAVA3D] VRML97 behaviors with XJ3D
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> Hi there,
>
> Is it possible to load the interaction and animation defined in a VRML97
> file into Java3d? I've noticed that there is a method getBehaviorNodes()
> in the Scene-Interface. However, with the VRML97 loader from the XJ3D
> archive, this method returns null even though there are animations and
> interactions defined (I'm using the precompiled version - so far, I
> haven't managed to compile the version from cvs).
>
> Am I doing something wrong or is the interaction/animation part of
> VRML97 currently not implemented into available loaders? If that is the
> case, are there any authoring tools / loaders for authoring tool file
> formats that support animation / interaction?
>
> sincerely,
> David
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