Like I said, I don't think you reference a file by name like that. The
browser supports a higher level of security than an application. Perhaps
the applet viewer does not enforce permissions the same way as a browser.
But think of it this way, "background.jpg" is stored where? How does the
appl
hi!
thanks to David.
I am really confused. the applet I did can be run in
sun's applet viewer, but can't be run in IE5.5
I do convert the html file using sun's htmlconverter.
but the IE5.5 can't display the applet if I insert a
background image as following:
TextureLoader loader
=new
Hello folks,
Quick question:
When an object is "assigned" an appearance, does it actually have a link to
that appearance or a "hard copy"?
That is if you change the appearance object does the shape that uses that
appearance change as well yes, or no. If not how can you change an
appearance dynam
Hi everyone,
I need help in the following area. I am trying to apply texture to a
3D object ( a bottle created from multiple polygons). I need to stick a
label on to the bottle. The label is available as a gif file. I am able to
map the image to one of the planes on the side of the bottle
I don't know much about applet programming, but two possible issues:
1) Dont you have to use a URL to specify a loadable resource like a file if
it is running inside of an applet?
2) Looks like you are using the Applet as the component watcher for the
texture loader. Will this work if the Applet
Hi,
I think this might a bug:
the applet failed to be initialized when using the
following code to add a background image to the scene.
TextureLoader loader
=new TextureLoader("background.jpg", this);
ImageComponent2D image=loader.getImage();
the applet seems corrupted when the met
Hi Richard,
You have to run the example in your browser using Java plug-in. I am
attaching a sample html modified to run the example with plug-in. When you
install Java 3D, the demo/jav3d/HelloUniverse directory contains the html
with plug-in.
Jyothi
-Original Message-
From: Z H
Hi!
Strange thing!
the sun's example HelloUniverse.java can NOT be run as
applet after I add a background image to the scene.
(the browser states: applet not initialized)
But it can be run as application.
here is the code, if remove the background image, it
can be run as applet as well as appl
Karl Winner wrote:
> public void updateData( Geometry geometry )
> {
> QuadArray q = (QuadArray)geometry;
> verts[1] += 0.01f;
> if(verts[1] > 1.0f) verts[1] = 0.0f;
> q.setInterleavedVertices( verts );
>
Greetings,
This piece of code will draw a red QUAD. The code is
supposed to change the color of the lower left vertex
to yellow, but It doesn't seems to work cause of my
lack of knowledge.
I have put some question inside the code, thank you
very much.
import javax.media.j3d.*;
import javax.ve
hi,
you know, that a transformgroup node is a coordinate system relative to its parent node
? that is, transforming an object does not affect any parent nodes. you just need some
behavior to perform the desired transformation against the node in question. this
behavior needs a reference to the sc
hi back,
you definitely need java 1.2X or newer releases. java3d is not a standard extension of
the jre. that is, even if your browser supports java 1.2, it cannot run java3d.
you need an external jre with java3d installed. take your java-plugin to set this jre
as
your standard jre. next, all ht
Hi! I would like to thank you for sending me so
many mails. Now I have some more tutorials thanks to your links.
Since I recive some of the mails in my
personal account I`m going to post this one to the list so
everybody will be able to have all the links together in it.
Links:
http:/
Z H wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> why the foolowing piece of code can't display the
> applet in the IE browser?
Because IE use old outdated JVM, without java3d.
Check for 'java plugin' and 'html converter' on the web (javasoft
especially).
Artur
===
Richard,
You probably need to use the HTMLConverter if that Applet is a Java 2
applet. I'm assuming the Java 1.1 VM is choking on the Java 1.x code.
- John Wright
Starfire Research
Z H wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> why the foolowing piece of code can't display the
> applet in the IE browser?
>
>
>
> h
Hi!
why the foolowing piece of code can't display the
applet in the IE browser?
the HelloUniverse.class is the example from sun and I
put it in the same directory as the html file.
thank in advance
Richard
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Errmm
What software do you get 28fps with?
If it's java based what version of JRE (1.2,1.3,1.3.1 ?) and Java3D
(1.1,1.2,1.2.1, openGL on both?) have you got?
What is the refresh rate of your monitors?
That soft of info should help someone guess what to look at.
Cheers,
Jason.
Hi,
I have a fairly large database of roads,
buildings, signs, etc. On my machine at work
(Win2000, 512MB RAM, 2 800MHZ processors, a
GeForce 3 grahics card) the frame rate is 28 fps.
On my home computer (WinNT, 256MB RAM, 1 550MHZ
processor, Diamond Viper 770D Ultra graphics card)
the
Hi
I'm looking for programmers to program in Java3D.
We're a Cambridge UK based software company with active work in simulating
engineering / manufacturing processes.
If you (or anyone else) are interested them e-mail me.
Alex Bowden
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Peter,
You might try looking at:
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/3D/in_action/application.html
Sun has listed many of our companies that are working with Java 3D (we
don't have any opennings right now but you might try some of the
others).
- John Wright
Starfire Research
Steiger Peter
Hello, all!
I'm making some multitexture probes, and I have some question that I hope
Java3d's gurus would be so kind to solve me.
First: GeometryInfo doesn`t allow more than one texcoord set. This is very
bad for my performance,
because the terrain on which I want to apply multitexture is a Qua
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