Hi Anand,
You can indeed generate Java3D geometry from algorithms etc. Take a look at
the Shape3D and Geometry classes (actually the subclass GeometryArray will be
of most interest to you). The lw3d and vrml loaders are just
utilities which use these classes to generate geometry.
Rgds
Paul
> Two issues,
>
> Can anybody suggest some references for this. I am quite new to Java as a
> whole, and I am not a programmer but tremendously interested in generating
> 3d via algorithms, and finding a way beyond VRML on the web. Is there a way
> by which 3d shapes can be generated (via equations) in Java-3D, without one
> having to import wavefront.obj or other files? Can one attach hyperlinks to
> Java-3d objects much in the manner of Image maps (e.g., the same object
> containing more than one hyperlinks)/
>
> I downloaded everything on Java3d, Java-2 and JRE (including JRE for Java3d)
> from the Javasoft site, problem is, every time I try and load Java2D and 3D
> examples, the web browser says "load: Pick TestGeometry can't be
> instantiated", and the screen goes blank.
>
>
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Anand Bhatt.
> http://anandbhatt.hypermart.net/building.htm
>
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