Ok, there is a lot of talk about importing various file formats etc etc
into Java3D, what about the other way round?
My program loads a variety of 3DS shapes and then allows the user to
construct a scene with them, what I need to know is how to then output
the scene when the user has finished as a
You can export/import a complete scene to a Java3D
proprietary format by using
com.sun.j3d.utils.scenegraph.io package.
Read the Javadocs about it.
I guess there are more ways to it, but I am not
skilled enought to talk about.
Alessandro
--- Ben Logan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu: >
Ok, there
Hi,
I am loading a 3ds object and i want
to show that object 15 times.
I don't want to load 15 times the object.
How can i do this i'm getting the
error of "...child already has a parent...",
which i understand, but i tried clone
and nothing appears on the screen...
i made detach before adding
You should share your data using a SharedGroup
(
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/3D/forDevelopers/J3D_1_3_API/j3dapi/javax/media/j3d/SharedGroup.html
) and a Link node
(
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/3D/forDevelopers/J3D_1_3_API/j3dapi/javax/media/j3d/Link.html)
On Mon, 17 Nov 2
I'm pretty sure you can't, otherwise that would defeat the whole point!
As a security measure, the stack size is implicitly capped so that the
program can't take over the machine unless you explicitly allow it...
Your best bet to make the invocation simple is to write a .bat and a .sh
in your distr
You can save your Java3d scenegraph to a ".j3f" file
as demonstrated by Sun's Java3d Scenegraph Editor.
You can use Sun's Scenegraph Editor directly or adopt it
as you prefer ( the source is available for free ).
I've done it, I know it works,
If you want to be able to move each one independantly, you should load it
once and then call "cloneTree()" on the original each time you want to get a
new independant one identical to the original. Don't forget to cast it to
the original class (Shape3D for ex.)!
Have fun!
CHRIS
P.S. We do this a l
Maybe you can "serialize" your stuff...
CHRIS
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> Ok, there is a lot of talk about importing various file formats etc etc
>
"serialize"-ation stinks during development. If you make a change to a
class then everything you have serialized can not be (easily) read back in.
Cheers,
Bob Gray
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Hi,
I was wondering if it is
possible to do additive blending with Java3D. I need to blend a texture so that
its color values (rgb) are added to DST buffer ‘background’.
Operation: Rr
= Srgb * Sa + Drgb * Da where R = result, S = source, D = destination, rgb =
colorvalue, a = alpha.
S
On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 01:10, Paul Gordon wrote:
> I'm pretty sure you can't, otherwise that would defeat the whole point!
> As a security measure, the stack size is implicitly capped so that the
> program can't take over the machine unless you explicitly allow it...
>
> Your best bet to make the in
I appreciate the answer...but I have a followup for anyone using
InstallAnywhere NOW:
is there a way to tell "InstallAnywhere NOW" to include the -Xms and -Xmx
values
at the start? I'm having trouble doing it.
Thanks again,
Mario
Mariusz Zaczek
NASA - Johnson Space Center
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Hi Mario:
My apologies of this answer has been explored or talked about already...
We use Java Web Start to launch our Java 3D application. In the JNLP
file, we can add info about the memory size and this works for us. Here is our
JNLP file for our Java 3D application, notice th
Hi Friends:
How can I set different colours to different surface of a Box?
Thank you!
G.B. Liu
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