Hello,
I'm using Windows 2000 SP2 with a graphics card reported as "nVidia GeForce
DDR". I've just downloaded and installed the DirectX version and it works
without any problem (that is, it doesn't crash like the OpenGL version and
behaves as expected).
I'm afraid I momentarily don't have enough
Hi,
I think this is possible. One example (off the top of my head) would be if you wanted
to tile a texture accross the geometry
(please correct me here as I am a bit of a novice). In this case your texture
coordinate array may only have 4 values ( 0,0 0,1
1,0 1,1 ), and then via the indexes, t
Hi !
This mail would be a little bit different. Thats's not for a question or
answer about Java3D but just a job requirement.
I'm a graduate student in France. I've studied Biology and
Developpemental biology (drosophila, mice...) and Informatics. I've got
experience in programming in C, C++ and
Hi
I've just finished my application for viewing biological structures in
3D. It works on any platform (Win, Linux, Unix...) but the institute
where I work uses also Mac OS X. So, if I want to make my application
usable on any platform, Java3D on MacOS would be very useful for my
project and for
Hello,
Is it possible that a IndexGeometryArray has a array of vertices and a array
of texture coordinates of which differents sizes ?
Thank
-
Alain
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> Are you using a non-uniform scale factor to increase the elevation?
Yes I do
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> Possible workarounds:
>
> Scaling the geometry data explicitly and recomputing the normals without
> using a non-uniform Transform3D will always work, but is expensive.
> It's not sufficient to use a non-uniform Tr
Hi,
i just want to extend the list of interest:
me and my group would be VERY interested in the Mac OS-X version of Java3D.
thanks,
Karsten
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On Fri, 13 Sep 2002 11:13:21 +1000, Bradley White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>At 05:29 AM 12/09/2002 -0600, you wrote:
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>>It would be very interesting if someone from Sun could comment on this.
>> From previous information in this mailing list it seems like the
>>technical issues are more or le
