Hi all of you, and thanks for your precious help :)
I tried to make the identification by doing this:
public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e){
System.out.println("*** Mouse Click ***");
pickCanvas.setShapeLocation(e);
PickResult results = pickCan
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Hello Everyone!
I would like to invite you all to try out the new Enzyme Kinetics
experiment for Lab3D.
http://lab3d.chem.virginia.edu/download/enzymekinetics/
It hasn't been thoroughly tested, and new changes need to be made
over the next few months, so I would really appreciate it if you
would
Hi Evan
Thanks for the peice of code. But I used some other approach.
GeometryInfo gi = new GeometryInfo((GeometryArray)(((Shape3D)obj).getGeometry()));
Point3f[] coords = new Point3f[1000];
coords = gi.getCoordinates();
This works fine. I get the triangle array's in vertex f
