Java 3D on the PC doesn't currently support stereo images. It works on Solaris,
but not on the PC.
jack gundrum wrote:
> I have a Intergraph Intense 3D Pro 3400 graphics card capable of producing
> a stereo image. My question is how do I code a Java3D example to produce the
> stereo image on screen? I realize that I will need stereo glasses to view in
> 3D, but I would like to see if I can produce the double onscreen image first.
> Here's my quess:
> Canvas3D c = new Canvas3D(null);
> boolean test1 = c.getStereoAvailable();
> boolean test2 = c.getStereoEnable();
> c.setStereoEnable(test2);
> add("Center", c);
>
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