Dear all,
I have a question about the MouseRotate class.
I simply created this object and used it with a transform group, say a
ColorCube that attached to a TG. I noticed that to move the cube, I don't
need to place the mouse pointer onto the cube. Just press the left button
down and drag it on a
Ivan Yosifov wrote:
Hi,
Can java3d load scenes and models made with 3D Studio MAX 4 ?
We've recently started an open source project to export X3D files from
3dsmax. In general you won't get the same quality from rendering from
Max in Java3D because(ones off-line rendering, the other real-time).
Hi,
Can java3d load scenes and models made with 3D Studio MAX 4 ?
Ivan.
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Has anyone used the collision detection library from
j3d.org?
Can someone send me a snippet of code to make the collision detection
behaviors work?
Also, can these be used for i.e. 2 objects colliding, and not the
viewer/objects?
Thanks
Zak
Thus perhaps a video card driver issue?
My suggestion was not meant to be a button was simpler than a menu, my
concern is with the fact that in your example ANY action event will
generate a Canvas3D.
Other potential ideas:
Switch back to a non-beta JDK.
Replace the fairly obsolete Voodoo card
John,
I admit, the example is not the simplest possible that exhibits the problem.
Using a button instead of a menu would have been simpler.
However, the purpose of the example was to create a simplified mock-up test
case that exposes
the same problem as my real app (where indeed I'm doing somethi
Your example never adds the Canvas3D to the JFrame, that seems odd to
me.
To debug it further I'd suggest you try using a button instead of the
menu (once debugged then go back to your menu). And have the
actionPerformed method only create a Canvas3D if the button is the
source of the event. (per
j3d folks,
I'm interactively (via menu selection) creating a Canvas3D from a swing
application;
depending on the size of the application frame I'm experiencing a very weird
problem.
this is a skeleton app that exposes the problem :
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.med