> Hi.
>
> I've decided to try to do it 'the hard way'(tm) :^)
>
> I think ,aybe I'll learn a little more if I setup the
> whole universe my self.
>
> I started looking at the VirtualUniverse class, and
> it seems to only have get*() methods... How do you
>
Hi,I
was also having the same problem and i solved also.The Solution is you
have to set the maximum and minimum size of therightside panel in the
JSplitpane ( ie the panel which is containingCanvas3D) to
Zero.iegetRightPanel(). setMaximumSize(new
Dimension(0,0));getRightPanel().setMinimumSi
Hi,
I was also having the same problem and i solved also.
The Solution is you have to set the maximum and minimum size of the
rightside panel in the JSplitpane ( ie the panel which is containing
Canvas3D) to Zero.
ie
getRightPanel(). setMaximumSize(new Dimension(0,0));
getRightPanel().setMinimum
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Hello,
I am currently experiencing some problems with Java Plug-in 1.3.0.01
installation on NT 4.0 .
jisntall.exe crashes immediately. Producing the following error:
Downloading ... jinstall.exe Application Error
The instruction at "0x..." referenced ata "0x...". The memory could not be
"read".
WellJust when we think things are fine, they aren't. This time the
bastard has taken out the whole box. All I've got is mail
I found someone attempting to access the box as I was setting it up and
booted them off. Now it seems they didn't like that and have overnight
decided to take down
Clarification: I can easily translate the vrp
to the world coordinate origin. I just want to rotate the viewer's
coordinate system so that the axis coincides with the world coordinate
system. Does it have to do with calculating the projection, and then doing
the cross product? I am in di
I am implementing a 3D system. I want to
shift the viewers reference point to the origin of the world
coordinate system. Second, I want to rotate the viewers coordinate system,
so that the users axis lie on top of the world coordinate system. I want
to use properties of special orthogonal
I don't have a solution, but just wanted say that I'm having this same
problem and haven't found a solution yet. I've attempted to change the
weighting of various components with no luck. If anyone knows how to use a
Canvas3D within a JSplitPane, I too would really like to know.
Thanks,
Mike
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Please ignore this. When I moved my code for the sky into unit size (-1..1)
for background geometry I did not adjust my algorithm for alpha blending the
vertices to fade the clouds in the horizon... and subsequently had every
vertex became invisible.
Gah
Dave Yazel
- Original Message
I can't seem to get any alpha blending to work in background geometry. Is
this a limitation or known bug?
Dave Yazel
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Chris,
Thanks for the concise summary. I'll probably put a link to this page
from my site. And perhaps we can link to it from j3d.org.
A couple notes: I noticed that you quoted our project (Pernica) as using
overlays. That's not correct we do NOT and never intend to use
overlays. More overlay
Hello
everybody:
I'm trying to work with a Canvas3D inside a JSplitPane of
Swing.
The Canvas3D is located in the right panel of the JSplitPane inside of JPanel
with 'BorderLayout' layout.
When I start the application and move the JSpliPane separator bar to the sides I
o
Anyone tried any 3D texture mapping with sucess?
I'm generating a single array of float[] for my texture coordinates and
things just seem to be coming out odd. I've tried digging around the
examples and code links shown online but can't find anything specifying
the texture coordinate order for a
The missing package is CyberCAD.Gui.*;
I made the packages myself. Those are not the packages bundled with JDK1.3.1
or Java3D. Anyway, I think I got it. The new javac is very very strict. It's
a Windows naming problem. When I tried to rename the folder to GUI (all
caps), windows just simply pl
Jodi,
There is little you can do about this unless you wish to have your own alternate
API calls.
However, if you can isolate regions of code where you *know* something is not going to
change - then do one get and cache it
in a local variable and use that.
Then you can improve performance and
please find in http://trapdoor.surak.com.au/~chris/home/java/j3d/PerformanceSutras.html
my summary of performance issues and solutions or discussion and info.
It is a work in progress and all comments and additions are welcome.
Sutras are meant to be concise pearls of wisdom. This document cont
are you using a java development environment? i ask because i use visual
cafe, and i know that complains if i've got two java/bins in the same
directory. it also has a problem with classpaths. to solve class path
problems go to:
http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.2/install-windows.html#Classpath
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