Hi all,
I am in the process of setting up a project to make
a 30 minute long computer generated film. As I have very little resources and
this is a hobby I have decided to do as much of the work as possible using free
software and minimal hardware costs. Consequently I have opted for Java 3D
Hi Josh,
I've tried leaving my PC alone as I've been starting up my application, but
I still have been getting the deadlocking problem intermittently. I've
debugged the code enough to know that the problem always occurs when the
setVisible() call is made on the JFrame for the first time and the C
Adrian,
It's unlikely that you'll make a "film" in real time (capturing and
saving the frames generally is too slow to do in real time - unless you
are just capturing on a video recorder connected to your PC).
As for hardware you should be able to use just about any reasonably
recent PC with a dece
Thanks Gilson, John and Pasi, your replies are spot
on - and your point on using java for real
time rendering is noted.
I will see how I get on with your
suggestions.
Best regards,
Adrian.
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