The VisAD Java visualization system now supports a Python
scripting interface for easy data analysis.
VisAD is freely available including source code, documentation
and example applications from:
http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~billh/visad.html
The Python scripting capability requires JPython which
We have a problem that Java3D versions 1.1.3 and 1.2 throw Exceptions
with VisAD. However, Java3D 1.1.2 does not throw these Exceptions
running under Solaris and Windows.
Can anyone please send me a copy of Java3D 1.1.2 for Linux?
Thank you,
Bill Hibbard
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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The real solution for visualization in browsers will occur
when Java-enabled browsers run JDK 1.2 (or higher) and Java3D.
Note that Netscape 6.0 supports JDK 1.3 but requires a plug-in
for Java3D.
In order to support visualization in browsers, we have added
the visad.browser package to VisAD for
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VisAD now makes it easy to write collaborative visualization
and data analysis applications. VisAD can use Java3D or Java2D
for visualization.
VisAD is freely available from:
http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~billh/visad.html
The VisAD library uses Java3D for graphics and includes a general rubber
band box class
visad.bom.RubberBandBoxRendererJ3D. This allows the user to drag a 2-D
box embedded
on any 2-D submanifold in 3-D (typically a plane, but could be the
surface of a sphere, etc).
When the user releases the mous
You might also want to check out VisAD at
http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~billh/visad.html
which includes implementations of both Watson's and Clark's Delaunay
algorithms.
Good luck,
Bill Hibbard
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Desiree Hilbring wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> thanks for all your links, I will check them
Michael Schulman wrote:
> You could really help me out here. I am trying to put together a meeting soon
> with Apple about Java 3D.
>
> Briefly, what would you use Java 3D for on a MAC ? I need to know.
There are lots of people who would like to run VisAD on their MACs to visualize
their scienti
The VisAD SpreadSheet is now fully collaborative. The SpreadSheet
is available as part of VisAD, freely available from:
http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~billh/visad.html
The distribution includes source code, documentation and example
applications. Information about the SpreadSheet is available fro
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We are observing "memory leak" behavior in Java3D when we
replace one texture-mapped Image by another. That is, as we
remove one texture map from the scene graph and replace it by
another, total memory use increases with
