Although I can't directly answer the question about how to find a job
as a Java3D programmer, what I have seen is a few museums who have put
in multiscreen theatres. One of the complaints they had was how much
money it was costing them to commission content for their theatres.
There seems to me to be a market for people who can develop engaging,
entertaining, informative 3D interactive content for these museums,
with the possible added benefit of sharing such content with other
museums around the world. Anecdotally people have been very productive
developing with Java3D, and through ConfiguredUniverse such code can be
easily deployed into a multiscreen environment. If the figure I heard
is accurate, of around 500000AUD for a piece of content, then it may
be a market worth pursuing.
> >
> > how to find a job as a Java3D programmer ????
> > i'd die to be able to spend 8 hours a day on it and being paid :-)
>
> If you find one, tell me ..... :)
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