Re: [JAVA3D] program installation

Hi Tiza, Java is platform independent (unlike VB). What you are asking, is contradictory to the concept of platform independence. Once you compile your program and create .class -files - you can run it on any JRE or JVM. The workaround would be to do the installation of JRE and copying of the

Re: [JAVA3D] program installation

visual j++ on windows has something like that which can generate .exe for java programs. I personally haven't been able to get the java3d program to compile under vj++, although i can import the libraries so that the ide integrates them (ie typing geometrycompression. will bring up the sub methods

[JAVA3D] program installation

Dear all, I made a program with Java3D 1.2 for my thesis. My Professor asked me if he could install the program in his computer along with the java run time environment, so he wanted just one time installation.. all in one pack (my program and jvm), like what Visual Basic

[JAVA3D] [Fwd: [JAVA3D] Rendering scalability withBranchGroup-centricscenegraphs.]

Thanks Chien! Shawn, You are welcome to share that info. with the interest alias. BTW, you might not have to wait till j3d1.3 to have this fixed. As always, performance ranks highly on our tasklist. Thanks, Chien Yang Java 3D Team. > Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 15:55:24

Re: [JAVA3D] Rendering scalability with BranchGroup-centricscenegraphs.

Thanks for the email Shawn. I saw some of that thread just as I joined the list. It seems that Sun finally fixed their problems with the web-archive service (finally!), so I'll do some poking about. I was under the impression that someone did some serious looking at this problem (which came dow

Re: [JAVA3D] Rendering scalability with BranchGroup-centricscenegraphs.

We found nearly the same result when we started to implement a basic character animation. Search the archive for : serious performance problems when setting Transforms or just setting Transforms This is a known problem that is not planned on being fixed until Java3D 1.3, which has no published

Re: [JAVA3D] jre 1.3 plug-in

> > For the classpath stuff, just delete the java.exe and javaw.exe from the > windows\system directory. Should fix all your problems then. > > -- > Justin CouchAuthor, Java Hacker > http://www.vlc.com.au/~justin/ Java 3D FAQ Maintainer > http://ww

[JAVA3D] Rendering scalability with BranchGroup-centric scenegraphs.

Hi again, As mentioned earlier, our graphics engine is rendering multiple entities in a very computationally intensive application. Currently we are rendering skin-less untextured entities (i.e. just bones and "muscles"), so computationally Java3D is going to be constrained more by scenegraph-ce

[JAVA3D] High end 3D Hardware problems

System/Environment: Dell Precision 410 dual processor P3-600 1GB RAM Windows 2000 SP1 JDK 1.3 and Java3d 1.2 OpenGL implementation 1600x1200x32 bit display (Single Monitor config) Card: 3DLabs Oxygen GVX420 driver: 2.16-0421   We just received a new card yesterday, a 3DLabs Oxygen GVX420.  O

Re: [JAVA3D] jre 1.3 plug-in

Tina Manoharan Valappil wrote: > > Looks like if we already have jre1.2 installed before > we install 1.3 something is going wrong. Well that sounds about right for my machine. I've got 4 different JDKs installed! For the classpath stuff, just delete the java.exe and javaw.exe from the windows\s

Re: [JAVA3D] jre 1.3 plug-in

> > > The duke icon is there but when I double click on it , it opens a dialog > > box with a button "OK" and a letter "t" written inside. Can anybody help > > me as to why this is happening ?? > > No help here, but I get the letter 'y' instead. > > Sounds a bit like Seaseme Street doesn't it. Thi

[JAVA3D] Any suggestions about 3D scanners?

We are thinking about buying a 3D scanner for scanning objects for our Java 3D application. Does anybody have any experience using these devices? Is it worth the price you pay? Which 3D scanner should we buy? I know this is not exactly Java 3D, but anyway it's related. Thanks in advance.