I have a question about Java and graphics. Forgive
me for sending to both lists but I don't know much
about graphics and wasn't sure which applied.
Does anyone know of classes (or class libraries) for
displaying X,Y,Z coordinate space as a 3D
projection?
I'd like to display nodes and connecting arcs
(lines)
and be able to:
(a) zoom in/out
(b) pan (slide) the whole grid
(c) rotate the whole grid (to see "bottom" or
"inside"
nodes better)
Here is my crude ASCII representation
(requires fixed font):
(0,1,1) o-------o
|\ | \
| \ | \
| o--|----o
(0,1,0) o----|--o----|--o
\ | \ | \
\ | \ | \
\ | \ | \
o-------o------o
(0,0,0) (1,0,0)
The Java ThreeD demo does display a 3D
projected cube which rotates according to
mouse input -- but that's all, no scaling, no
panning.
I'd really LOVE to NOT have to write any of
this graphics code. I just need the X,Y,Z
coordinate space representation to help
display my data for a bunch of interconnected
nodes and their interconnection status.
Commercial libraries are fine -- but I prefer
to have the source code.
Thanks,
-Rob
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