I'm trying to work with Java3D but I don't know if I
have the right files. I've made a download of the
java3d-1_2-win-opengl-rt.exe file (I already have de
j2sdk1_3_0-win). Is it enough? I was looking for
other files but I didn't find. What should I do?
Thanks
Rodrigo
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I only started following this thread recently. Perhaps the question
was already answered. In any case...
After JavaOne I tried to get the EA version of Webstart to work with
Java 3D. It was clear that Webstart couldn't do anything about j3d
not being able to reliably install itself, so i just
Hi Brenden,
See directories Simple, Player and Viewer on the site from where you
have downloaded sources. There you can find three
VRML browsers, which use VRML loader.
Regards,
Marko
"Brenden C. Maher" wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have VRML2 data from the Canoma(geometry from photos) software
> p
Jay,
Go to http://www.web3d.org/TaskGroups/x3d/sun/cvs.html and download
the
lates sources, then compile them and make jar file. This way you will
have the latest version.
Hint: You will also need javacc to create Parser.java from Parser.jj.
Regards,
Marko
JayT wrote:
>
> This may be a silly
This isn't neccesarily the best list to ask this question but it certainly
is applicable here so I'll ask anyway: I can easily access java applet
public methods when I use the tag for running an applet in a HTML
web page (non-Java3D) but since I am running Java3D and hence need the SUN
plugin to
Hi !
I haven't tried this, so it might not work ...
> And what I want to do is, create a standard "arrow" inside a transform
> group and translate it to the midpoint of A and B, and rotate it such
> that it "points" at B.
// create the transform group to place the arrow in
TransformGroup arrowT
John R,
At 22:13 11.08.00 , you wrote:
>I have two cylinders (pipes actually) that I'm trying to draw an "arrow"
>between to show flow direction. So, what I really have is 2 3D points.
>(Transformation matricies actually, but only containing translation.)
>
>Call these two points, A and B.
>
>An
