Hello Mates!
I solved my problems with applying textures on non rectangular surfaces. So
do not bother about my question about it.
When I have finished it I can send it out to you, perhaps it will help some
one else!
Best regards and thanks for all help!
Fredrik
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do you think it has to do with java3d or just java ?
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On that Reuters article and in the links below all
then talk about Java3D, and/or 3D features in Java,
i.e. Java3D (dah!).
James Grosling itself put Java3D Jai in the sky.
I guess now is the time to join JCP 189 (Java3D 1.4),
JCP 148 (3D Media Utilities) JCP 231 , and give a
constructive
Hello Everybody
I am trying to scale the TEXT, but facing some problem. I have
written a small program to test the same. If you run the program u can see the
problem.
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If you draw a line along the endof the bounds of each
text, u can see that,instead of coming in
Hi,
This is not technically a Java3D question, but I know how great you guys
are at fixing things; so I hope you don't think im being too cheeky, by
all means stop reading now if you object to having non-j3d questions
asked here;)
Right, I have two separate J3D apps which I have integrated
Has anyone ever experienced your simulation/animation fail or stop? and you
couldn't
restart it? My Java3D code periodically just stops animating and I can't
seem to figure
out the problem...it's as if the 'processStimulus' function just stops. Is
there anything
that could cause this and is there
I've never seen that behavior, but I can imagine one. Isn't it possible that
your application throws an uncaught runtime exception in the processStimulus
method that causes the behavior thread to silently die ? That way, all the
other threads continues to work, including the rendering and awt
Mario,
There are several things that might cause this. The most obvious
perhaps is that perhaps you move your view out of the bounds of the
behavior (hence it stops processing).
- John Wright
Starfire Research
ZACZEK, MARIUSZ P. (MARIO) (JSC-DM) (NASA) wrote:
Has anyone ever experienced your
I have my bounds set pretty high (30,000) and I've had this occur even
though I've not moved/rotated that far away ... and this not something I can
even duplicate...it just occurs sometimes (around 5% of the time...though
still annoying as hell).
thanks,
Mario
Mariusz Zaczek
NASA - Johnson
Mario,
I'm afraid you'll probably have to carefully go through your code to
spot the error. I doubt it's a common bug in Java 3D as I run Pernica
twenty four hours a day seven days a week and I've never observed a
behavior spontaneously stopping.
Are there any situations where your
John Wright:
Talking with someone here at work, they mentioned any textfield updates or
swing updates
may be a problem because they are not thread safe, so it would be wise to
use Runnables
with invokeLater. I have Textfield updates and JPanel updates so I'll have
to put them in
a Runnable to
On the original article, there was no mention of Java 3D. Only java and 3-D
viewers, which may not necessarily be java. And if it's java, there are
several 3d java implementations, java3d is only one of them.
Florin
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I had exactly that problem with a (sounds like) similar application. My
behvaiour was waking up after an elapsed time and it would occasionally
stop calling the processStimulus method. I tried running it through
profilers several times and the only thing I could resolve is that the
Behaviour
Not in the Reuters article, I guess they don't care
about 'nuts and bolts' of a internet language in
Mars, but in James Grosling article I found it:
... All of this 3-D, walk-through visualization is
using standard Java APIs like Java 3-D API, Java
Advanced Imaging API, Java networking APIs and
I updated my web site,
and a new version of CazaPool3D (java3d pool / billiard game) is available,
featuring many examples from java3d technology.
http://www.geocities.com/calzada_us/Billard3D/Pool.html
Thanks to let me know, if you notice issues or if you have suggestions to make
it
More JAVA3D--This article will appear in Jan 2004 issue of Advanced Imaging.
Contact me if you want a copy of the issue--it's being printed now
--
3D Digital Image Processing
Marketing and Technical Consultant
Not in the Reuters article, I guess they don't care
about 'nuts and bolts' of a
I have a scene graph and need to label certain parts of it for the user
to see. After trying billboards and being unsatisfied with the results,
I tried using rasters, which were much faster and looked much nicer.
However, they are suffereing from the same problem that my billboards
were - when
Frankly, the scene graph model in Java 3D does not present a robust and
flexible framework to describe the virtual world. Consider the following
points:
1) This model does not present a natural way to describe the world around
you;
2) This model does not have a robust way to handle user
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