Pierre,
I try to save the initial transformation that you talk about, but I don´t know
what transformation you refer because this classes uses a transformGroup. I save
this initial transformGroup but when I move the object and them press the key to
set the old transformGroup the object don´t retu
Hi (mostly sun team)
while playing around with my layers (ordered group), I get the following set
of traces:
ci = -1
oi = 15
adjustment = 0
ocs.size = 16
length = 17
og = javax.media.j3d.OrderedGroupRetained@7cd402
ob = javax.media.j3d.OrderedBin@42ec05
kk = 0 value = 1
kk = 1 value = 1
kk = 2 va
Hi all. I e-mailed the group a few days back citing
problems with the GeForce card, Java3d, and WinNT.
Well, I switched to Win98 and everything works fine. I
guess WinNT has some driver issues with this card.
Anyone hear anything about Win2k and J3d?
--Venkata
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Luigi, I sent as an attach the lines of code you'll need to load DEF-ed
VRML Nodes. Sorry, that could be include in the mail, but my pine lost all
the indentation as I pasted it.
Fabio
On Sun, 12 Mar 2000, luigi wrote:
> I need to load an VRLM file in my Jav
Augustin,
Try this:
TransformGroup vpTrans = null;
Vector3f translate = new Vector3f();
Transform3D T3D = new Transform3D();
vpTrans = su.getViewingPlatform().getViewPlatformTransform();
translate.set(x,y,z);
T3D.setTranslation(translate);
vpTrans.setTransform(T3D);
That should allow you to s
I have found a bug in Java3D 1.2 beta2 or driver problems that are only
exploited in beta2.
We are trying to set-up a 3 monitor visualization system using Java3D
with this hardware config:
WinNT Service Pack 5
Dual Pentium III 733
768M RAM
133 bus
Graphics:
3 3DLabs Oxygen GVX1 - 1 AGP - 2 PCIs
I would like to simply move the viewing platform (a translation
on Y for example..) without use a Navigator (ex : KeyNavigator)...
Actually I use this method to define my Viewing platform :
getViewingPlatform().setNominalViewingTransform();
Is anybody can s
Doug Gehringer wrote:
> The latest NVIDIA drivers for the GeForce 256 cards don't appear to be getting
> any hardware acceleration in spite there being a Windows 2000 OpenGL driver. I'm
> wondering if this is specific to NVIDIA.
>
> Is anyone seeing HW acceleration of OpenGL on Windows 2000?
We
The latest NVIDIA drivers for the GeForce 256 cards don't appear to be getting
any hardware acceleration in spite there being a Windows 2000 OpenGL driver. I'm
wondering if this is specific to NVIDIA.
Is anyone seeing HW acceleration of OpenGL on Windows 2000?
Thanks
Doug Gehringer
Sun Microsys
I just wanted to add to my previous message that the reason I think this
is so relevant is because of hardware acceleration.
If I can buy a hardware accelerated OpenML card just like an OpenGL
card, I would like for it to actually accelerate my media. If the Java
API designers don't get involved
Interesting developments elsewhere in the graphics community.
Several major digital media companies announced a new group called
"Khronos" that is planning to develop a new API called OpenML.
OpenML is meant for media technologies such as sound and video
streaming, but what's interesting to us (
I need to load an VRLM file in my Java3D program but i have nerver done
that, so i don't know how to do it. In the tutorial says that is there
one loader implemented (in the util class, i think) but i don't know
where, and also i don't know how to use it. Can anybody tell me what
class i have to u
Dean:
You have found a bug in Java3D. Please send us a test program.
Thanks
-Uma
Java3D Team
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Helo,
Does anybody knows if textures stored in a .mtl file are supported by
the Obj loader class.
bye
Víctor
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as far as I know, hardware acceleration does not depend on wether your app
is running in windowed mode. Maybe this will be question in full window
mode.
You can try to get a Diamond card, but I guess they will be sold out
soonWe got some strange effects with our Elsa Erazor. Triangles got
colo
I don't have exact figures, but Im working on a 66 machine athlon cluster
here at school. (We just built the machines yesterday), still got to wire
them. The Prof. choosed amd 700Mhz, because appartently it could almost
get 2 fp / cycle. Usinge some of the 3Dnow will make it run even
quicker...
Sorry, some last questions,
what about the windowed hardware acceleration, anybody knows, is it
possible with a TNT2 chip?
I cannot get a Diamond Viper770 anymore right?
You had trouble with the driver from Elsa, so would be a card from Ausus
better?
Is the Elsa Erazor III working with a driver f
I've done something similar with a TriangleFanArray by creating a PointArray
where all points are initially located at the origin. Then based on user
input the points are re-positioned one by one until all points have been
used. In my case the user input was the arrow keys... (forward, right turn
Hello all of you seem to be interested in Graphics card. I have a simple
question. Which one of the Chips, Pentium Intel III, Latest AMD chips or
Cyrix etc are the best buy for a graphics oriented application.
Has any body used the Operating System BeOS which is for Multimedia. Will
using such an
hi,
in short: you can let run java3d applications in retained mode (most
examples are doing that). The renderer is running continously. Or you can
use immediate mode. You have to start and stop the renderer by yourself
(see example pureImmediate...)
Magician is a Java API for openGL, will say if
IMHO = in my humble oppininon
Gernot
btw. the current issue of the german computer journal c't contains an
interesting test of new graphics cards running under openGL and directx
Desiree Hilbring
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sorry I forgot something,
what is IMHO?
> Java3D (openGL) or Magician.
> You should try to use a graphics card with good hardware acceleration and IMHO
> Nvidia chipsets and drivers have best openGL support in the consumer market
> segment.
>
Desiree
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On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Gernot Veith wrote:
> hi Desiree,
>
> we've made some hardware tests under different operating systems (win95, 98, NT)
> und graphics cards (3dlabs, Elsa, Diamond, ATI, no name).
The viewing front end
> uses e
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