Hi Kevin
> I'm having some problems lighting my scene. I need to use per vertex
> colors to colour my scene but also want to use lighting. I find if I
> apply a Material the colours in the Material override that of my per
> vertex colors. I noted that in RenderingAttributes there is a method to
>
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Hi,
I have an application which uses Java3D (1.3 Beta2, D3D) on a windows 2000
machine
with an Asus Geforce 3 card and Java 1.4.0.
I experience the following strange effect:
I can open and close windows containing Canvas3D objects without problems.
However, if I close
_all_ windows containing c
Hi,
One solution that hasn't been mentioned, and can be more useful (though I haven't
tried it with a canvas3d) is to stop your
other components getting the focus in the first place. This can be achieved by the
JComponent method:
public void setRequestFocusEnabled(boolean requestFocusEnabled)
Hey,
I'm having some problems lighting my scene. I need to use per vertex
colors to colour my scene but also want to use lighting. I find if I
apply a Material the colours in the Material override that of my per
vertex colors. I noted that in RenderingAttributes there is a method to
define whethe