Try to get the NCSA Portofolio, it has a RecordableCanvas bound into it.
Steph wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I am in desperate need of help. I have written an application that
> creates a 3D bar chart. Now I want to save that to a .tif file. I can
> create a rectangle in awt and save it to a .tif file
In my J3D program I use a TCBSplinePathInterpolator.
This TCBSplinePathInterpolator's interpolation must occur many times in
my program, but only infrequently (in response to user activity). I
initialize this interpolator using an alpha with a loopCount of 1,
allowing the interpolation to occur o
At 04:05 PM 8/7/99 -0600, Steph wrote:
>I am in desperate need of help. I have written an application that
>creates a 3D bar chart. Now I want to save that to a .tif file.
I hesitate to suggest this, but if you don't need to do this a *lot*,
and you're on Windows, you can just it alt-PrintScree
Vladimir Wrote ::
>
I came across an interesting problem: Java3D engine performance
_HIGHLY_ depends on where, or in other words when, the Canvas3D
instance is being created. A note: i do NOT use SimpleUniverse class
and write all architecture (Canvas3D->VirutalUniverse->) manually.
Now, w
Hi all!
I am in desperate need of help. I have written an application that
creates a 3D bar chart. Now I want to save that to a .tif file. I can
create a rectangle in awt and save it to a .tif file. However, since
Java3D doesn't use the paint(Graphics g) method (as far as I can tell),
I can't
Guillaume Helle wrote:
> i have a problem with examples of Java3D. I have this exception :
>
> D:\Java\Java3D\Astro3D>RUNME.windows.bat
> D:\Java\Java3D\Astro3D\Astro3D>java -classpath
> .;..\gargoyle.jar;..\ncsa.jar;D:\jdk1.2.2\jre\lib\ext\vecmath.jar;D:\jdk1.2.
> 2jre\lib\ext\j3dutils.jar;D:\j
Thank you all of the help I got. Everything works perfectly now. Sun should
really note all of the additional configuration in the Java 3D installation
text file.
Ming Zhang
Hollyer & Schwarz, Software Consulting
312-558-9080 ex. 342
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Can someone give me an example, or point me to one, of how to set up the
view in Java3D without using simple universe. All of the examples that I
have seen use this. I have an image but I want to be able to look at my
world in different directions.
Thank You,
Casey R
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Great posting...We are having the identical problem with our code! We have
tried to set the gamma value when creating the Raster from the Canvas3D but
this doesn't appear to have any affect. Please post again if you find a fix
of any kind.
Regards,
Gregg
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From: Willi
Ming,
Make SURE that the folder that you installed 'java' in is FIRST in your search
Path. In particular, it must precede the default system folders.
Here's how:
Right-click on MyComputer and select 'Properties', then 'Environment' tab.
Under 'System Variables' select 'Path' and set it to s
I had the same problem just the other day. Read the Java3D ReadMe... the
problem is that there is a shortcut to c:\Program Files\JavaSoft\... (the
JRE) in the WinNT system directory. So you have to set your path to go to
c:\jdk1.2.2\bin before anything else. The JDK will know where to find the
app
Make sure that .jar files are in lib/ext directory of the JRE folder of your
SDK (in case JRE starts from that dir). Remember, that while PlugIn
does need .jar files to be in lib dir, when run as application VM
searches for Java extentions in .ext directory. Can't recall exactly
right now, but pos
I have been doing JPEG image captures of Canvas3D using the Solaris version
of Java 1.2.1 and Java3D. Those images I have been viewing look fine when
viewed with xv. Once I use another graphics application, Netscape, IE on a
PC, and ImageMagick, the images appear darker than the image in the Jav
Hello all
I see that the files os Java 3D are in the correct location in jdk1.2.2/jre/
When I use: appletviewer HelloUniverse.html there isn't any problem to execute
this example but when i use java HelloUniverse, appear the message:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundErr
Hello,
i have a problem with examples of Java3D. I have this exception :
D:\Java\Java3D\Astro3D>RUNME.windows.bat
D:\Java\Java3D\Astro3D>cd Astro3D
D:\Java\Java3D\Astro3D\Astro3D>java -classpath
.;..\gargoyle.jar;..\ncsa.jar;D:\jdk1.2.2\jre\lib\ext\vecmath.jar;D:\jdk1.2.
2jre\lib\ext\j3dutils.
Hello,
I can run HelloUniverse as an application but not as an applet and I got
the following
message at the status line:
Applet HelloUniverse : got a security violation:method verification
error
when I try again to load the HelloUniverse.html again I get then this
message:
Applet HelloUniverse e
To run the program as an applet u need two .dll in 'bin' dir and four .jar files in
'lib' directory of your PlugIn (that is jre/bin and jre/lib dirs). By
default Java3D installation program writes .jar files into jre/lib/ext
dir (which is actually the right thing to do, but due to bug in
PlugIn, i
Do u use that default MouseNavigator class in util package? I guess u
do. Don't. There is a bug there and as far as i can recall it, Doug
posted some workaround here a couple of months ago. But anyway, u can
handle MouseEvents yourself - just right the appropriate Behavior
class.
vladimir
Non-rigid shapes - organic shapes, meatballs, blobs, etc.
How to make shapes like meatballs? which merge together when they get close.
Or how do we model flexible objects such as people? How can we model the underling
mechanics of muscles, tendons, etc.
(Can anyone suggest a suitable generic ter
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