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Hi All,
Thanks Florin for the quick reply. What if I only
want the particular model to light up? I have more than 1 model in my
branchgroup. And I do not intend to light up other models besides the one that
my mouse is directly over. How do I set the InfluencingBound for the Light such
that it only lights up that particular model?
Another question is how do I actually do shadow
effect in Java3D? I know there aren't any ready made API for shadows, I just
need to know the best way to deal with it.
Any help is appreciated.
- Alex -
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Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 5:49
PM
Subject: [JAVA3D] AW: [JAVA3D]
Lighting
Hi,
Each
group that you want to be "highlighted" should have it's own light. The you
simply switch the light on when the mouse is over your group or off when
it's not. The light should be simply added directly to your group as any other
normel scene graph object: group.addChild(<your
light>)
Florin
Hi All,
I am facing a problem trying to shine a
SpotLight onto a 3D model in my project. I need the lights to shine only
when the user moves the mouse over the model. I manage to retrieve the
location of the model when my mouse move over it but have very
little idea how to attach the lights to the branchgroup where the model
resides in. Any help is appreciated.
- Alex
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