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there.
Hope
that helps,
-ben
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Ben, quali
(like you get with 1st person shooters). And is orbitbehaviour the same as
mouserotate?
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don't know about sample files - I haven't seen any, or maybe I did, but not
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perhaps looking at combining it with
the orbitbehaviour?
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Hi,
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Hi,
I'm just getting into Java3D and was wondering
whether there are any sample java files on the internet which produce a very
basic first person perspective on a bumpy terrain. I've looked and ran the
purple dude program from newview and would like something like this only with
the camer
have real question.
-Wiley
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Ok great thanks. I have the 1.3.1 sdk for openGL though. I
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Java3D Tutorial for version 1.2 is fine for Java3D 1.3
too.
The Tutorial just lack so
Java3D Tutorial for version 1.2 is fine for Java3D 1.3
too.
The Tutorial just lack some enhanced features from 1.3
version. But the basics are there.
The Canvas3D is the component for 3D viewing. You need
that.
I guess you may need to install the Java3D SDK. The
Java3D SDK enables you to compile a
I'm going through the Java3D API tutorial chapter 1 for v1.2. I cannot
find a tutorial that is using v1.3 which I have installed. I do not seem
to have a class called Canvas3D. I cannot compile the below code because
the compiler cannot find the class... does anyone know what I can
substitute Canva
Human Animation with Java3d gives web animators
fast, reliable, portable 3d interactive animation.
Source code, VRML data files, referances follow:
Botha Levente wrote to Java3d-interest list:
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Hi all
I have a question (very newbie). If i use the SimpleUniverse and the
geometrys
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Hi all
I have a question (very newbie). If i use
the SimpleUniverse and the geometrys from com.sun.j3d.utils …, how can i
set the objects coords ?
I would like to create a human body.
Thank you in advance.
Khr
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A simpler example is
A rectangle, (10,0,10) (20,0,10) (10,0,20) (20,0,20). The middle is
(15,0,15).
I want that first translated so that the center is now at 0,0,0. So, the
corners should now be (-5,0,-5)
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Yeah I'm not getting it. How many Quaternions will you have? Do you
build one for each axis (x,y,z)? Once you have them, how d
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Michael Newcomb wrote:
> Think the earth. I've got two points on the Earth, the upper left and
lower
> right of a rectangle (think square, not box). Now those two points
Michael Newcomb wrote:
> Think the earth. I've got two points on the Earth, the upper left and lower
> right of a rectangle (think square, not box). Now those two points lie on a
> plane. I know which plane because a vector from the center of the earth
> (0,0,0) to the center of the square is
I'm in desperate need of some newbie help!
Think the earth. I've got two points on the Earth, the upper left and lower
right of a rectangle (think square, not box). Now those two points lie on a
plane. I know which plane because a vector from the center of the earth
(0,0,0) to the center of th
Hi David,
"Jarzabek, David" wrote:
> I'm new to Java3D and the group, so if I've missed an obvious source
> for answers to this, please point me in the right direction.
welcome to this list :-)
> I didn't see an explanation in the FAQ and from the portions of the
> tutorials
> and API descript
Hi all:
I'm new to Java3D and the group, so if I've missed an obvious source
for answers to this, please point me in the right direction.
I didn't see an explanation in the FAQ and from the portions of the
tutorials
and API descriptions I've looked at so far. It looks to me that the basic
build
Hi!
Thanks for the reply!
Bam-Bam
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, Jacob Nikom wrote:
> Yes, you can - there is almost no problems with it.
> You can add, for example, Canvas3D to JPanel. However,
> you have to be careful in obscuring one com
> Thomas E Björge wrote:
> I am about to learn java3D in order to implement it. Now, my question
> is can I integrate java3D in a swing interface? Or do I have to use
> the AWT?
It is best to use AWT. You can use swing, but with a number of serious
restrictions. Have a read of the J3D FAQ (URL i
Yes, you can - there is almost no problems with it.
You can add, for example, Canvas3D to JPanel. However,
you have to be careful in obscuring one component with
another. For example your Swing pop-up menu might not
appear over Canvas3D. Look at
http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/tsc/articles/mixing
Hello,
From my experience, the answer to your question is yes. My application
makes relatively heavy use of Swing components and java3D. The only
problem I ran into was that I couldn't get stereo to work with Swing.
I'm told even this problem is solvable.
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Subject: [JAVA3D] Newbie question
Hello!
I am about to learn java3D in order to implement
it. Now, my question is can I integrate java3D in a swing interface? Or do I
have to use the AWT?
What I have to create is an application with a
window into a 3
Hello!
I am about to learn java3D in order to implement
it. Now, my question is can I integrate java3D in a swing interface? Or do I
have to use the AWT?
What I have to create is an application with a
window into a 3d-world, a place where photos and stuff are shown dynamically as
a resul
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