Peter,
No, there is no way to set the bounds in 3D Studio Max.
It's been a long time since I look at the bounds issues but as I recall
the Java 3D code will automatically encapsulate your shape in a bounding
box. Thus if you have even a tiny portion of your model far away from
the main model it wi
Hi all,
I load a surface (ElevationGrid) with the VRML97 loader
and like to have the coordinates of every
Vertex... but just once.
to get all used Vertices I use:
GeometryArray dgeom=(GeometryArray)shape3d.getGeometry() ;
int vertexanz=dgeom.getVertexCount() ;
dgmpoints=new Point3f[vertexanz];
for(
Hi,
You could do this to translate the x-component of the viewer:
//get transform3D of platform
simpleUniverse.getViewingPlatform().
getViewPlatformTransform().getTransform(transform3D);
transform3D.get(trans);
//translate x-component
trans.x += desiredDeltaX;
//re-set
tr
This is my last (I hope) missive on this topic. The problem that I was
having with rendering an off-screen Canvas3D image (see my previous
inquiries on this subject) was found to be due to the color-depth setting on
my SunBlade 100 workstation. Apparently when the workstation was originally
setup
> But what I need is an array with every single vertex.
> is there an easy way, ...
> get all values between "hight[" and "]"?
Yes. Add each point to a HashSet. The set will only hold one copy of each
point. Then iterate through the set putting the points into a new array.
Set set=new HashSet();
to produce your array, you could use the toArray method of the HashSet
(inherited from AbstractCollection)
Set set=new HashSet();
for(i=0; i
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Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] Getting Vertices just onetime..
> > But what I need is an array with every single ve
