If you mean to capture screenshots from within a Java3D code then this is
what you should get:
  Source Site:  http://www.j3d.org/faq/capturing.html
  File: CapturingCanvas3D.java   (see link on page)

Basically, you'd replace your Canvas3D call with this CapturingCanvas3D and
it will save .jpg images
of whatever screen area of the Canvas3D you define.

Mario


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Subject: [JAVA3D] VRML SCREENSHOTS


Hi Guys,
I know this strictly isnt the right forum, but I figured most of us have
played with vrml at some point... Does anyone know a way to generate
screenshots automatically, basically I have a program which produces some
vrml and I want to provide some screenshots of that scene to email to the
user. Any help would be much appreciated. Regards

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