Can you give me the link for beta version of JDK 1.4 for Mac ?
regards
Paul
Ted Halmrast schrieb:
> On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Robert Bergman wrote:
>
> > --- Ted Halmrast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Nathan Bower wrote:
> > >
> > > If you
> > > really want portability you mi
Hi all,
First of all sorry, for reposting this message.
I have a basic question for you. What exactly is
harware texture mapping. why texture mapping depends
on hardware and what is the role the hardware in the
concept of texture mapping?
Thanks in advance,
Sagar.
Hi Jack,
> The fullscreendemo zip file crashes my win98 laptop when unzipping it?
for me (W2K) it just unzips fine (both, WinZip and Windows Commander),
compiles and works.
regards
Georg
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Hello guys!
I've observed a suspiciuos behavior on Java3D applets. When I open an
applet in the browser (I.E. or Netscape), change to other web(without
applets) and returns to the applet page's I observe that the memory
falls down dangerously. Let you repeat the process 20 or 30 times and
look wh
Laurent,
Yes, this is possible, but as I'm a newbie as well, I'm
not quite sure how to do this. You should check the faq's and
archives..
FAQ: http://www.j3d.org/
Archive: http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/java3d-interest.html
Hope this helps.
EB
Zak,
Think of the view graph this way. There is a view platform. On that
platform is the viewer. For most systems the viewer cannot move around
relative to the platform and thus is always looking straight ahead.
Some systems have motion / head trackers and with these systems the
viewer can lo
Hi
I've had two friends on different ISP's try the file, and it works fine for
them, both opening the file and extracting the contents. So I must assume the
file is OK.
Sorry thats no help really.
Jeremy
Jack Gundrum wrote:
> The fullscreendemo zip file crashes my win98 laptop when unzipping
The fullscreendemo zip file crashes my win98 laptop when unzipping it?
At 06:37 PM 6/12/02 +0100, you wrote:
>Kevin J. Duling wrote:
>>Is that demo publicly available?
>
>
>It is now, http://www.computerbooth.com/j3d/
>
>Jeremy
>
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>
>
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On Wed, 12 Jun 2002, Jeremy Zechar wrote:
> Is there currently a way in which to directly deal w/ geo-referenced
> data using Java3D. I know that GeoVRML has the capability to do this,
> but I was wondering if anyone has had any experience w/ this or if Sun
> is planning to add it to J3D anytime
Is there currently a way in which to directly deal w/ geo-referenced
data using Java3D. I know that GeoVRML has the capability to do this,
but I was wondering if anyone has had any experience w/ this or if Sun
is planning to add it to J3D anytime soon. Pls let me know. Thanks,
Jeremy
Kevin J. Duling wrote:
> Is that demo publicly available?
>
It is now, http://www.computerbooth.com/j3d/
Jeremy
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Hi Jason
> the best quality games out there and that is where the big bucks are.
> But a good PC has 5x the power of any console yet few PC conversions of
> top games exist. A lot is politics (like any XBox game should run on a
Well but he can only rely on that about 5% of potential customers ha
I am getting this error when I set the background:
javax.media.j3d.IllegalSharingException: Background: Immediate mode
background m
ay not be in scene graph
How do I resolve this?
-Zak
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> Is that demo publicly available?
not currently as the stuff it displays is not for release yet, but i could get
one up and running that i am willing to release
Jez
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Is that demo publicly available?
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 7:15 AM
Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] Full Screen Exclusive Mode
> Hi
>I have a little demo running in fullscreen exclusive mde with res
chan
Does anyone have an example of platform geometry?
Is the geometry placed in front of the viewer automatically?
-zak
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On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Robert Bergman wrote:
> --- Ted Halmrast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Nathan Bower wrote:
> >
> > If you
> > really want portability you might be better off
> > using OpenGL and C/C++.
>
> I'd like to point out that Java3D isn't the only
> option (heres
Quality, all I needed to know guys.
Thanks :D
I'll maybe search for that demo :)
Great!
>From: Jeremy Booth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: Discussion list for Java 3D API <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] Full Screen Exclusive Mode
>Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 14:15:
>$100/GB for PC100 memory. Look at what GC, XBox, PS/2 do with <=64MB.
Then look at EverQuest: Shadows of Luclin, >that takes 512MB for all
features, and still looks and runs like a 1998 game, even on a top-end
system.Console developers >have learned to eek every bit of power
they can out
Title: RE: [JAVA3D] is java good for game development?
I think for
Java3D to fulfil its potential it is very important for a working JVM with J3D
bundle to be built for different consoles - I would expect this to be very easy
for Xbox, reasonably easy for GameCube and probably tricky for PS2.
Title: RE: [JAVA3D] is java good for game development?
>You'll not see J3D on a console anytime soon, there just isn't the
>memory to run it. So you won't see the big buck companies developing in
>J3D either. The handheld micro Java devices might help there when a
>J3Dme gets released.
Memo
I've also had Java3D + JDK1.4 fullscreen exclusive mode working. I sent a
demo out to this list several months ago that demonstrated this, but it was
built on JDK1.4b3 and J3D1.3b1, so it may be out of date at the moment.
I have had problems using the same code in more complex apps as JDK1.4
"ma
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/06/2002 12:54:25 >>>
> I think MGS2 impressed me much more than any screen from Q3. Okay
they
> have dynamic shadows? So what? Shadow algorithmen are over 20 years
old.
I agree MetalGearSolid2 does look very good, the attention to detail
does stand out above most PC based
Hi
I have a little demo running in fullscreen exclusive mde with res changing
enabled, I have also combined it with swing in fullscreen mode
HTH
Jeremy
John Hynd wrote:
> Hey, forgive me if this sounds stupid.
>
> I'd just like to know before I start this stuff if the Full Screen
> Exclusive
Hey, forgive me if this sounds stupid.
I'd just like to know before I start this stuff if the Full Screen Exclusive
mode available in 1.4 works witjh Java3D ok.
Are there any windowing problems or errors or should it work without any
unforseen problems?
Would it be possible to have a 3D demo or
Hi Jason
> I've not seen any other commercial game today that competes visually
> (be that PC or Console) so maybe no one else wants to write a game of
> that visual depth yet? :)
I think MGS2 impressed me much more than any screen from Q3. Okay they
have dynamic shadows? So what? Shadow algorith
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/06/2002 11:59:03 >>>
> Well when I look at the videos of Doom3 alltough they look
impressive. I
> don't see anything which can not be done by a graphics programmer
with
> about 2-3 years experience. And I would go even that far that there
isn't
> anything in it which could
> --- Bobt wrote:
>
> I'd like to point out that Java3D isn't the only
> option (heresy, I know) short of OpenGL/C++.
> GL4Java is quite nice and does exist for OS X.
>Of course, you'll lose out on the scenegraph benefits,
> -Bob
I like also point a very small and easy to use 3D API, wich
works
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/06/2002 11:34:05 >>>
> Now I think about it, that was probably just agreeing with Jason,
actually, but in more words.
:)
But with one important point, I was concentrating mainly on the eye
candy FPS style of game as that's what I tend to play the most. But as
you point o
Hi
> like Doom3 but heh how many of us have the skills and resources needed
> to complete a project of that scale!
Well when I look at the videos of Doom3 alltough they look impressive. I
don't see anything which can not be done by a graphics programmer with
about 2-3 years experience. And I wou
It seems to me that often this question is asked by someone who really wants to write
something that will enable them to become a game developer- not necessarily the next
Doom or Final Fantasy, but something that can show gaming companies they have the
skills to make it. In that case whether or
I'm no games programmer (least not since my Acorn Electron days or Mud
wizording :) but I think the basic problem with the question is the
context.
Here's some simple answers that are in my limited opinion;
Q1) You want to learn skills to become a pro game programmer for a
major label?
A1) No ja
Hi Smith
> Face it--PC Games are such a limited market compared the console platforms... if one
>of these platforms (GameCube, PS/2, Xbox), or more specifically an UPCOMING console,
>could support Java, think of the fun we could have...
You won't see an upcoming console till 2005. So alot can h
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/06/2002 04:01:31 >>>
> FYI: I use the Belkin at work and a Linksys KVM at home. The Linksys
is
> definitely superior.
IMO, over all Belkins are fairly bad desktop KVMs, they just have the
majority market share (like some OS's I can think of :).
We've found them generally
Hi, i'm a newbie in java3d programming and i'm
trying to make a little game with a friend.
We want to know if it's possible to start a
behaviour, that plays an animation and stop it on when an event is
listened, such a collision, to play the animation in the inverse
way.
Thanks you,
Laur
On Tuesday 11 June 2002 23:59, you wrote:
> > Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 18:56:04 +0200
> > From: JP Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > I *may* have cleared things up by uninstalling / removing all of the
> > Java3D instances on my machine, then reinstalling 1.2.1_04.
> >
> > While my graphics co
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