It's likely that the object you're reading is very large (meaning, a
large number of triangles). If you can cut down the number of
triangles in the scene, you'll see a speed-up.
We don't have any writing utilities in Portfolio.
You said "(when it works at all)". If you (or anyone else reading this)
have an example file that breaks a loader, please send it to us. This
is the only way we can fix bugs in the loaders.
Steve
Olivier fillon wrote:
> Hi, we are trying to load a dxf map into our scene.Using NCSA loader
> takes ages (when it works at all) and the resulting scene is very
> slow.Two questions:is there any way to save the resulting loaded scene
> into a more java3d format (obj for example) or to serialize it?what
> are the common mistakes I must have done for my scene to be so slow
> now?Note; we are using a graphic card and had very good behaviour with
> previous Java3d examples/programsCheers--
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