Hi John
> mentioned Sun and Netscape really mangled this and IE looks like it is
> winning the battle easily. Our stats show essentially 75% IE users and
> 25% Netscape 4.x users... out of 12,000 visits to one of our websites
Yeah I've got 80% IE and 20% Others. From the others Netscape maybe ho
Hi Joachim,
I am not attaching the MouseBehaviour to the OnScreen Canvas.. I have
attached it to the transformgroup which in turn is attached to the View of
the SimpleUniverse.. Am I doing correct?
Regards,
ishwari
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From: "Joachim Diepstraten" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To
Hi Ishwari
> I am not attaching the MouseBehaviour to the OnScreen Canvas.. I have
Correct me if I'm wrong but you have to connect a MouseBehaviour to a
Canvas3D otherwise the MouseBehaviour doesn't know in which part of the
Application it should opperate.
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Hi all!
I have implemented a mouseReleased method where I want to pick a cube in the
scene. The only problem is that the cube is picked no matter where I click
on the screen. What have I done wrong?
Thanks for helping me!
Todda
Point3d _point3d = new Point3d();
Vector3d _vector3d = new Vector
Hi.
I am an aerospace student at RMIT University(Australia). I am trying to draw
the orbital path of an asteroid on the Canvas3D object. I have noticed that
the Java2D API has classes for elliptical objects, but Java3D hasn't. is
there any way that an ellipse can be drawn in a Java3D canvas?
than
Hi Evangelo
> the Java2D API has classes for elliptical objects, but Java3D hasn't. is
> there any way that an ellipse can be drawn in a Java3D canvas?
Use a texture or a raster. But why do you want to do it in Java3D anyway?
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Thanks Joachim. I attached the mouse behaviour to canvas3D and it worked
fine.
Regards,
ishwari
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Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 5:14 PM
Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] OffScreenCanvas3D
> Hi Ishwari
>
> > I
Is there anybody who knows wich coordinate system the setScreenScale method
is relevant for?
Thanks
Todda
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I've seen a Shape3D for a torus floating around on the net. You could
trivially make that into an elliptical torus by applying a differential
scale transform.
Have fun
Alex
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On Behalf Of Evangelo Karag
Hello everyone,
I've been working with Java and VRML using the EAI, but I'm being
frustrated by the sloth of it, its habit of causing a time-consuming Access
Exception every single time I leave Netscape in spite of apparently
scrupulous resource-freeing, and also the fact that it doesn't seem t
> I've been working with Java and VRML using the EAI, but I'm being
> frustrated by the sloth of it, its habit of causing a time-consuming Access
> Exception every single time I leave Netscape in spite of apparently
> scrupulous resource-freeing, and also the fact that it doesn't seem to work
>
Fergus Murray wrote:
> So I'm thinking about switching to Java3D - but there's obviously a fair
> old time investment needed to get started (can anyone give me an idea how
> long for someone with a fair bit of 3D and Java experience?) so I wonder if
> anyone can tell me how much better Java 3D
> Hi.
> I am an aerospace student at RMIT University(Australia). I am trying to
draw
> the orbital path of an asteroid on the Canvas3D object. I have noticed
that
> the Java2D API has classes for elliptical objects, but Java3D hasn't. is
> there any way that an ellipse can be drawn in a Java3D can
Cheers Justin, Tina...
What I'm doing involves a Java program (applet, for preference) controlling
a bunch of 3D figures as per a stream coming in - in its current
incarnation, the figures are just VRML boxes but ideally, in the end, it
would be nice if they look at least a bit like humans - with
Fergus Murray wrote:
> What I'm doing involves a Java program (applet, for preference) controlling
> a bunch of 3D figures as per a stream coming in - in its current
> incarnation,
[snip]
> should be easier than a lower-level language to use for humanoid animation.
This sounds like you really
From: "Evangelo Karagiannis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 5:43 AM
> Hi.
> I am an aerospace student at RMIT University(Australia). I am
trying to draw
> the orbital path of an asteroid on the Canvas3D object.
The really cool way for an aerospace student to do this problem
wou
Dear Murray,
I have seen your message. I am also going to work on a project of using
VRML, Java3D and Java EAI. Would you give me some journal or paper about
using the JAVA EAI and why you feel it is not good? I would like to get some
more details before I move to Java 3D.
Many thanks,
Kenneth
Dear Justin,
Do you know how I can convert a text file, which whole a set of points with
x,y,z coordinates, to a VRML file?
Many thanks,
Kenneth
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Hi Todda
Probably this might help you.
Point3d _point3d = _canvas.getStartPosition ();
Anand
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Vaidya,
Funny you should ask this just now. Just minutes ago I rewrote some code to
reuse the ImageComponent2Ds that my Rasters use. I have a static Hashtable
and every time I need an ImageComponent2D, I check the table first to see if
it already contains what I need. If not, then I create one an
I am running into this "java.lang.OutOfMemoryError (no trace stack
available)" problem when my program detach some BranchGroup objects, and
re-generate them as the user navigates through the graphic scene. The
regenerated BranchGroup objects are not any larger than its previous
counterparts, but t
Hi Paul,
First I should mention that I do understand that you guys have to solve all
problems in such way that calls to Java returns the same result regardless
of the platform. Obviously this is a very though problem considering that
every platform handles things its own way. Having said that, I s
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