Thank you all for your concern,
But if any one have found this problem before and
solved it please give me a hint since i thing that
this problem is not a minor one since implementing
java3D over swing components is not a strange thing to
do,I hope to find a solution soon since this is
critical
Hi,
I am new to 3D stuff and I would like a rough idea of whether it is
possible to embed (that is, to transform) a 2D graph so that it can
be rotated in 3D and look "correct". The graph in question is not
a static image held in file or memory but something that must be
drawn and possibly upda
Noticing the same problems with memory leaks, here is what I do each time
I remove/add new graphics to display to force freeing memory:
mainWindow.setState(Frame.ICONIFIED);
try{ Thread.sleep( 20); }
catch( InterruptedException ie) {}
mainWindow.setState
I am inserted a line in a Shape3D and before It´s add in a BranchGroup.
I like to know what can I do to change the color line again, after it is
inserted into a shape3d and branchGroup.
I need to get the line that was insert in BranghGroup?? How I can do it?
As follow, my code is:
Shape3D crea
I need to detect the collision between object and viewer (avatar). My scene is a set of
rooms, and I do not want the viewer to run through walls. I use
WakeupOnCollisionEntry and WakeupOnCollisionExit conditions ... but how avoid the
modification in transform related to viewer?
Thanks a lot.
Huuum... You mean the fact that your viewer
actually goes partly through the wall? To fix that, just make the viewer's
collisionBounds a bit bigger (trial and error) till he no longer goe through the
wall. 8*)
Hope this helps,
CHRIS
- Original Message -
From:
Cassia Trojah
Hi Jean,
From your test I can say it is not memory leak at
all. It is Java gc working. Otherwise you won't get memory back even you sleep
all day.:)
- Original Message -
From:
Jean-Robert
D'Amore
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Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 10:47
