>I believe most VRML browsers just ask for the HTML Browser's VM and fire >the code to that. Basically that means the same restrictions as any >applet. Right... yes, I thought this was more-or-less what was going on. > See the DIS-Java-VRML working group as they do a lot of > networking + scripts. Thanks... I have looked at their pages a bit in the past. I'd look again now, but my computer's going through one of its periodic won't-load-any-web-pages phases. I'll try again in half an hour or so. >> working from Lea/Matsuda/Miyashita's 'Java for 3D and VRML Worlds,' > >Wow! Where'd you find a copy of that from? Haven't seen that around for >years. It was on a colleague's shelf, CD-less. She reckons she only got it a few months ago, but it seems to have been out of print for a while. Its original publishers, 'New Riders,' have ceased to exist. > I thought that mine (Late Night VRML) was the last book in print >(it is now out of print). Seriously, if you want to do script work, see >if you can locate a copy of the late night book as at least have the >500+ pages is devoted to the topic. Woo. I'm sort of hoping to avoid having to go through that many pages on anything at this stage... >Updating one object in real time is too much for the EAI. The basic >problem is that you have events coming from outside of the runtime scope >of the scene graph. Isn't this just the same as what you get with a Script node? Or does the fact that it's got its own node mean that it slyly avoids this problem? >> Anyway, I'm working through your 'Raw J3D' tutorial now. I think it's >> going to be worth my while learning Java 3D. > >Oh, yeah. I really must find the time to finish that one day.... 'T'would be nice. It's informative enough, but I've spotted a few mistakes. Nothing too serious, but I must admit there are times when I'm not altogether sure of your meaning... Are there any other Java 3D tutorials you (or anyone else) would recommend? Cheers - Fergus http://fergusmurray.members.beeb.net/interact.htm =========================================================================== To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff JAVA3D-INTEREST". For general help, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "help".
