Check out the Java 3D API. They have it for download on Sun's site
although it's a little complicated if you have no experience with
programming/modeling in 3D. Sun has a pretty good book on it with examples.
However, remember that you're using Java. Not exactly the fastest code for
now. If you are only dynamically creating models every once in a while you
can leave it up to the server assuming that it's pretty fast. If you are
planning to do this a lot then you might be out of luck. Sending that kind
of data to an applet and depending on the users machine to be able to model
it isn't a good idea. Imagine if someone using a 486 or an early Pentium
tried to use it. Ouch!
Matt
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Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Sunder Rajan
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Subject: wire-frame model using java
Folks,
Does anybody know how I can create a wire-frame model using java. I would
like to create a dynamic wire-frame based on dimensions given. Thanks for
your help.
-Sunder
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