I believe you also have to copy j3d.dll and j3daudio.dll from \jre\bin into the plugins directory of your browser. (This is assuming you are on a x86 machine). -Guillermo Gutierrez Thomas Auinger wrote: > Hi! > > Has anybody experience in running Java 3D applets on the > net? I installed both PlugIn 1.2 and Java 3D, didn't work. > I copied the four java3d jars to the jre\lib\ext folder - > didn't help either. > > Now I found the following in the PlugIn FAQ: > > "Follow these general instructions for using Java 3D and Java > Plug-in Software: > > 1.Install Java Plug-in Software first. > > 2.Install Java 3D in a new directory. Do not install it over the > existing JDK/JRE. > > 3.In the Java Plug-in Software control panel, switch the JRE to the one > that came with Java 3D. > > (4.Download the HTML Converter 1.2 and convert the Java 3D demo pages.)" > > In my opinion, this is a bit too much installing for a regular > user. Has anybody realized different or easier ways to deploy java 3d > applets? > > Cheers, Thomas
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