Hello everyone,
I've been working with Java and VRML using the EAI, but I'm being
frustrated by the sloth of it, its habit of causing a time-consuming Access
Exception every single time I leave Netscape in spite of apparently
scrupulous resource-freeing, and also the fact that it doesn't seem to work
at all in the JRE 1.3.1 VM (which won't accept the getBrowser() method).
So I'm thinking about switching to Java3D - but there's obviously a fair
old time investment needed to get started (can anyone give me an idea how
long for someone with a fair bit of 3D and Java experience?) so I wonder if
anyone can tell me how much better Java 3D is on these fronts - is it much
faster than the Java/Cortona combination, for instance? Is it much more
stable?
Any help and advice much appreciated
- Fergus C. Murray
http://fergusmurray.members.beeb.net/
interactive animated geometric applets
3D raytraced strangeness
mathematical wastelands wandered
also photographs, poetry.
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