[JAVA3D] Metrowerks Codewarrior

Anyone using Codewarrior and J3D? -- The proposed Microsoft settlement is not a hand slap, it's a finger slap. Dr. Julian "a tribble took it" Gomez mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ** http://www.polished-pixels.com === To unsubscri

[JAVA3D] AWOL Loaders & sites

Doing some cleanup. I can't find these people's sites anymore. If I don't hear of a new URL within 48 hours, they bite the dust. Gregory Pierce (Milkshape) Carlos Pedrinaci's (STL) -- Justin Couch http://www.vlc.com.au/~justin/ Java Architect & Bit Twiddler h

[JAVA3D] Java3D Work

Hi, Sorry for the slightly off topic email. If there are any members on this list that live in Perth, Australia (or could move there) and are interested in some commercial Java3D work could you please reply to me personally. Cheers, Brad --

[JAVA3D] Java 3D FAQ Weekly Posting (02 Sep 2002)

The Java 3D Frequently Asked Questions list for Monday September 2 2002 This is a posting of topics covered in the Java 3D FAQ. The answers to these questions are kept at: http://www.j3d.org/faq Please consult this list and the web site before asking questions on the mailing list. If

Re: [JAVA3D] Performance

Alex Hew wrote: > How many times will performance be increased when I set objects that are > not viewable to transparent? Or would the performance be better if I > totally detach them from my branchgroup and attach them when required. Setting them to be transparent would actually slow your appli

Re: [JAVA3D] Canvas focus

Dear Rob, > ... I have tried using the following > method : myCanvas3D.requestFocus(); but it didn't > work. Hmm, it should work and works for me in my app. I call it in the Applet.init() method. > Is there another method I should use to assign > focus to the canvas? I'm not aware of one. reg

Re: [JAVA3D] Client-server model of J3D

Hi, I am currently load-testing my web-based multi-tier site using J3D on the server. I call it 'very-thin-client', because all of the rendering is done on the server. the browser can access this site with pure HTML, applet or HTML+javascript. there is an abstraction layer for the data, too. i am

[JAVA3D] Clipping of objects

Hello everybody, I have a small problem and I hope somebody can cast a light upon it. It seems that my application is clipping any object that is situated at more than 100m from the viewer. I've tryied to play with the front/back clip distances but of no use. j3d is always clipping at exactly 100

[JAVA3D] Problem setting capability bits

Hi all,   I am developing a project that requires me to retrieve an intersection point on a terrain based on a mouse click. I manage to deal with this problem by generating a pickRay onto a canvas3D and retrieving the point3d with the pickIntersection method. Since I generated my terrain usin

[JAVA3D] Performance

Hi all,How many times will performance be increased when I set objects that are not viewable to transparent? Or would the performance be better if I totally detach them from my branchgroup and attach them when required.Thanks in advance.-Alex-

Re: [JAVA3D] trouble placing 3D content with browser!

I am struggling to allow textures within my 3D applet within my browser. I have looked at other applets containing textures, but the HTML code is no different. Do I need to place the textures anywhere different, at the moment they are in the same folder as the class file, and html file. I think

Re: [JAVA3D] [Java3D] Strange result in test code

Just as another datapoint, I actually got consistent results on a SPARC platform when using a client VM, and faster but less consistent results using the server VM. $ /usr/j2sdk1.4.1/bin/java -version java version "1.4.1-rc" Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.1-rc-b19) Ja

Re: [JAVA3D] trouble compiling in JBuilder

Another good tip is also put your Java3D files into JBuilder's JRE folder. In a typical JB install you put a copy of j3d.dll, j3dsound.dll, j3dutils.dll in the folder C:\JBuilder7\jdk1.3.1\jre\bin and your j3d related jars in the folder C:\JBuilder7\jdk1.3.1\jre\lib\ext The folders addresses abo

Re: [JAVA3D] [Java3D] Strange result in test code

¿À½Â¿ì(Sengwoo Oh) wrote: > In following code, the first part is the same as the second part, so > 'for''s computing time would be the same as the second 'for''s. > > but the result is different as following. That's the effect of the JIT compiler kicking in and optimising your code. You'll find

Re: [JAVA3D] [Java3D] Strange result in test code

Hi, You may find this is due to the JIT compiler used in the Hot Spot JVM. I don't have a very good understanding of this area but this is my quess as to what is happening. loop 1: VM interprates byte code 'as is' loops 2: VM realises the loop is a 'hot spot' so executes the loop using native c