Hello, Jiom I already had a question about Vrml objects imported in Java 3D, some time ago, and Alessandro Borges helped me. Studying about what Alessandro suggested, I noticed that when you import a Vrml, Java 3D treats its like that: vrmlscene.getSceneGroup(); --- will give you the BranchGroup of Vrml. if you try to get children of this Vrml BranchGroup, you will get TransformGroups that are parent of shape3d objects, and this shape3d objects are the forms that are described in Vrml. So, you can apply an appearance(like setMaterial) to these shape3d objects. I hope you understood me. Sorry for my English.
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