Hello Everyone
Has anyone ever used a file generated with Terragen
on Genesis with java3D and if you have can you explain to me how you did
it-including the loader you used.
OpenGL support is fine in Win98. It completely depends on your video
card. Modern cards like the GeForce cards have excellent OpenGL
support.
- John Wright
Starfire Research
Ion Jaureguialzo Sarasola wrote:
>
> You should check if your card drivers are up to date and if java3d is
> correctly i
first...
I installed the DirectX 8.1 and when I tried executing HelloWorld I
receive a error message telling me that I should change the video mode.
OK I changed it to 16 bits and the programm ran.
In any way, the perfomance was very poor so I installed the OpenGL
version of J3D.
Ruchica, I re
I run out of memory with my 2MB video card in one of my older machines.
Usually just displays black where the 3D is supposed to be. My newer machine
works just fine.
John B.
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You should check if your card drivers are up to date and if java3d is
correctly installed.
Try installing DirectX again, OpenGL support in Win98 is bad.
Bye.
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Perry,
2 MB Video card? That's a bit old. Try putting in a slightly newer
video card. (A GeForce 2 MX with 64 Meg of video memory is less than $90
these days).
I'm surprised you get that error though as Java 3D will even run on my
"ancient" laptop without any hardware acceleration.
- John Wri
Hi,
I'm trying to run the Java 3D collateral demos on my home PC, but I keep
getting the following error:
No compatible device found, please switch to other display mode and try
again!
My configuration is:
JDK:1.3.0.02
Java3D: 1.3, beta 1 (tried both, for OpenGL and DirectX)
PC: Win98,
I'd like to get the j3d debug information from machines that are running my
application. In my app, I output System.out and System.err to a file (using
System.setOut, etc) but I noticed that the Java3D debug information always
goes to the console. This has two effects. The information always scrol
I am a beginner in java3D use. i wanna know about java3D Loader exactly,
Specially, in NCSA Portfolio I dont't know how to use DXF format File.
I think NCSA Portfolio API Documentation is abstract to me
who can explain it for me?
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