"Tonz ." wrote:
>
> hi every one
> iam looking 4 a code which stop the keyboard navegation when i collide with
> any object in java3D API
> <<<< please let the answer be code of a working example >>>>>
I've already sent you the links in the original reply. Writing collision
avoidance is a horribly long task. To write and test it, it took me well
over 100 hours and somewhere in the order of 2000 lines of code and
that's without anything else from the Java3D side actually doing
rendering. So, no, we're not going to send you a simple example to cut
and paste into your application.
First read the suggested items, use the j3d.org code repository to do
the hard work, but most importantly, *learn* about what you have to do
rather than having it handed to you on a plate. AFAIK, those 3 links are
probably the only links on the entire 'net about how to implement
collision avoidance in Java3D (be happy if someone proved me wrong
though!)
> if u can help me send me the answer very soon becouse i am suppose to
> present my school project very sooooooooooooon
Well, one thing that seems to be very consistent with the attitudes on
this list is that noone is willing to hand students their assignments on
a plate. You would be really surprised at how sensitive the Student
Doing Project nose is around here. That's what being a student is about
- learning to do something. We're quite happy to point you in the right
direction with papers, tutorials, and tips on how to do stuff, but just
handing you the entire code on a plate, no way. Get out there and
actually learn a little. It will do you good in the long run.
Besides, it is most likely that your prof or teacher is already on this
list so do you really think they will be treating your assignment
submission well after seeing this post? :)
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