Hi,
We have been using Java / Java3D for developing a CAD/CAE product for
the automotive industry. We basically build automotive seal CAD models
and analyse and simulate the seal deformation etc. We are concerned
about the future of Java3D since we need to provide our customers with
updates on a c
For http://www.flyingguns.com we chose Java3D bc. we wanted a mature 3D
engine developed and maintained by a big company and real 3D engineers who
*know* their business. Like that, Java3D is kind of a standard so that
third-party tools can and will be written (thx to John Wright for his
excellent 3
Title: RE: [JAVA3D] What do you want/need from Java3D?
Hi Justin,
We are using Java3D to visualize buildings in our Solibri Model Checker product. Our product imports a building design from a building CAD software or an IFC file. It performs various checks on the building design. Java3D is
just testing because none of my responses seem to get posted...I wonder if
they are being delayed so I'm testing.
Mario
Mariusz Zaczek
NASA - Johnson Space Center
Automated Vehicles and Orbit Analysis / DM35
Flight Design and Dynamics Division
Mission Operations Directorate
Bldg: 30A Room:
what do you mean you "can't execute your own code"???!?!?
Yes, you absolutely can...I have used that version and you can
bundle your own code with it and run it.
Mario
Mariusz Zaczek
NASA - Johnson Space Center
Automated Vehicles and Orbit Analysis / DM35
Flight Design and Dynamics Divi
Here is a post I did a couple of months ago with the things you need to do.
Note that you'll have to place the VMs in the following directory of the
installation:
C:\Program Files\InstallAnywhere 5 Now\resource\installer_vms\
Mario
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From: ZACZEK, MARIUSZ P. (MARIO)
Title: RE: [JAVA3D] What do you want/need from Java3D?
I realize I haven't active on the list for a long time, but I've been monitoring it non-stop. Here's my two cents.
I'm a part-time, aspiring MMORPG game developer with a small team consisting of a few artists and modellers. We've been
Coming from an IBM'ish background (I've used OS/2 for years) trust me when I
say IBM is not the way to go. Their support services are one-ended. They don't care
about their user's opinions unless you're company having at least 200 employees. I'm
not saying this out of bitterness but because
Hi Justin,
I can be very short. I want to keep using Java3D. I developed
a number of industrial applications. It took me a while before
I got the right prospects, but wherever I am doing a demo now,
people want to have and use it. Java3D allows me to turn every
idea into a real working product. So
Nikolai V. Chr. wrote:
Hi, I am trying to compile a complete list of forum and mailing lists
for Java3D, I will welcome any additions I have missed below.
What about usenet comp.lang.java.3d ?
Artur
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Alex Bowden wrote:
My use of Java3D is in the CAD/CAM area and I have little requirement for
change apart from a few bug fixes, stability and cross platform
availability.
For my type of application Java3D is pretty close to perfect. Performance
is quite good enough. Flexibility and programming p
Just a test ...
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Justin,
Since I didn't get a receipt of this message
through the list, I am resending this ...
Hi
Justin,I can be very short. I want to keep using Java3D. I
developeda number of industrial applications. It took me a while beforeI
got the right prospects, but wherever I am doing a demo now,
Open source all the way...
Preferably on SourceForge...
Please don't turn it into MySQL... (one company controlling it and charging
for commercial license)
I work on an Army simulation project and we use Java 3D for all our internal
3D computations. We are a analytical simulation, so we don't do
I develop a molecular modeling environment (Force Field Explorer
http://dasher.wustl.edu/ffe) using Java/Java3D. I have found Java3D to be a
great framework in which to work and it is my opinion that I have been able
to incorporate more functionality than would have been possible in a similar
amoun
Thank you for help me..
I did the download of Install Anywhere...
I did create the install program..
but When I execute the program, an exception happens..
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no J3D in java.library.path
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(Unknown Source)
at java.l
I'm using Java 3D for a research project that involves
visualization of anatomic structures in order to assess the effects of
penetrating trauma to the chest and abdomen.
It would be wonderful if Java 3D could be open-sourced with someone
as a steward of the codebase. Thanks!
Omolola
Omolola Ogun
I work as part of a reasonable sized research group at the University of
Glasgow. We do all sorts of work based around vision and 3d reconstruction
for medical/scientific/cg animation purposes. Most of our recent tools for
visualizing our results have been developed using Java3D.
For us the benefi
My use of Java3D is in the CAD/CAM area and I have little requirement for
change apart from a few bug fixes, stability and cross platform
availability.
For my type of application Java3D is pretty close to perfect. Performance
is quite good enough. Flexibility and programming productivity is
exce
I don’t get it even the
first time. With WakeupOnElapsedFrames it works at
all
Sincerely,
Jonny
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Just a
quick thought - does your canvas ever have the focus? Sometimes it can be tricky
to get a component like that to get the focus - and if it doesn't, your key
events won't happen!
Lewis.
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Hi Justin,
I am working at the University of Karlsruhe in Germany we are developing a
3D-GIS-Extension with Java 3D for a Java based Geographic Information
System since the year 2000. The tool is used in local authorities of
Baden-Württemberg, which is a state of Germany.
For more information lo
Hi, I am trying to compile a complete list of forum and mailing lists
for Java3D, I will welcome any additions I have missed below.
I found 5 so far, most official ones is at the top:
http://forum.java.sun.com/forum.jsp?forum=21&start=0&range=30
http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/java3d-interes
On Wed, 20 Aug 2003, Brian Tarbox wrote:
> You know, if it was Microsoft abandoning an API like this and leaving us all
> in the lurch we'd be up in arms and talking about 'the evil empire'.
> Somehow Sun gets away with behavior they/we condemm in MS.
>
> Ok, rant mode off.
If you read my post to
Hi Justin,
I am using Java3D as a part of a core 3D viewing component used by multiple
applications at MDRobotics. These applications range from visualisation of dynamic
simulations to tele-robotic control stations.
I think open sourcing Java3D would make it less favourable to our company. Not
Justin,
I am a software engineer with the Department of Defense. We currently
use Java3D in our main application which is a 3 year multi-million
dollar application for the Navy. At this point we are 1 year into
development and have a pretty decent 3D engine built on Java3D. With the
status of Java
G'day,
we have built a simulation and training engine. It has a advanced non
domain specific simulation core. It's multiuser, using HLA which is the
U.S. military simulation networking protocol. Therefore we can interface
with military simulators, e.g. a F-16 simulator.
Our customers are usually t
At 03:34 PM 8/19/2003 -0700, you wrote:
I work on animation project.
It's of mild interest to me. I was planning on moving off it, but if
it was open sourced, then we would hang around and continue to use it.
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I wrote an application for my dissertation called Java3D Molecular Visualisation
System back in 1999 when Java3D first came about, and I was impressed with the high
level access to low level 3D routines. At the start of the dissertation I thought I
had no chance of implementing all the 3D routin
I get the idea: "I'd like Java3D to be completely open sourced, but
really I want
someone to be a steward of the codebase to make sure that there is a
central "reference" implementation to work with. "
My application is simply to build a Gibsonian cyberspace online.
If Java3D can be good for that
I forgot to mention my background with Java3D:
I am actually new to Java3D (only picked it up 2 months ago) but I am planning
on using it for a large commercial CAD program. My main requirements from
Java3D from a commercial point of view is:
- Continued support/development (open
Hi, Justin,
We are a medical software company that uses Java3D to develop an important
part of our product to visualize human blood vessel for stroke patients. We
started shipping our product this February. The 3D part really caught the
eyes of the medical staff.
Java 3D is a excellent product. W
Open source Java3D with a code steward. Leverage the power of open source
development but still maintain a vision as provided by the code steward.
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Hi Justin
I have been researching vessel/sea simulation since the previous
millennium, before Java 3d.
We (Naval Architecture Dep. of IST Lisbon), are currently developing a
j3d prototypical tool for the VRSHIPS-ROPAX2000 European project.
And since December (shame on me) I have an alpha view-fr
Hi,
I want to make a complete copy of part of my scene graph. I run
cloneTree(true), but this does not replicate any of the tree below a
SharedGroup. Any ideas?
I have used Xj3D to build the scene graph from an X3D file. I want to
replicate part of it in another Canvas3D.
Cheers,
Hugh
Examp
You know, if it was Microsoft abandoning an API like this and leaving us all
in the lurch we'd be up in arms and talking about 'the evil empire'.
Somehow Sun gets away with behavior they/we condemm in MS.
Ok, rant mode off.
We're using J3D in one of our companies products and will likely continue
Hi Justin,
2 years ago, I started the development of a scientific application, an
explorer for molecules and solids. At that point I had minor experience
with 3D graphics. Java3D was the first choice, due to its "easy-to-use",
its platform independence and applet-ablility. For some features it see
I have only been using Java3D for 3 months Java for 5 years, I have a
background using OpenGL with FORTRAN and C. I am using java3d on an
embedded medical device(we are using java for the project and Java3d was
much more efficient than java2d). I like the scene graph model very
much even though I
I'd like Java3D to be completely open sourced, but really I want someone to
be a steward of the codebase to make sure that there is a central
"reference" implementation to work with.
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To Justin Couch:
Speaking for my team and myself, I'll say that I've investigated a
number of 3D graphics packages, and Java3D was our first pick for
writing a large piece of software my company is developing (cad-style
model-building tool). If someone was out there actively supporting it,
we woul
do not forget to rearm the behavior every time you
get it
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mercredi 20 août 2003 12:40Objet : Re: [JAVA3D] Behaviour
processStimulus doesn't start (scheduling bou
Mike,
sorry I missed to add
that in my example code! Of course I've set the scheduling bounds to "myBehaviour.setSchedulingBounds(new
Point3d(0.0d,0.0d,0.0d), 3000.0d);" for testing! When I choose
"this.wakeupOn(new WakeupOnElapsedFrames(0));" then processStimulus
is started every frame
Hi Justin,
Platform independence is the reason for the popularity of
Java, and must be the over-riding consideration in the future
of Java3D (the failure to license Java3D on OS X has ruined
platform independence for visualization).
The optimal solution would be to include Java3D in the Java
lice
I'm using Java3D for a spare time project:
http://jose-chess.sourceforge.net.
Having no background in 3D programming, I found Java3D an excellent
framework for learning without having to delve into OpenGL, etc.
I can't speak for professional graphics programmers, but J3D is the choice
for hobby pro
Hi,
I am using java3d to make a simple 3d shooter game.I think that first of all
sun should make an official statment about the current java3d status.If it
is indeed "dead" they should open source it , to support the efforts of
projects like Xith3d.I think that dropping java3d will be a huge
mista
As my interest has largely been from the gaming point of view I will probably be
moving over to the Xith3D stuff, if I ever have enough free time to get back to
playing with 3d stuff. It sounds like I can use most of what I learned with Java3D
there and following on from the last few months even
We will probably give up using Java3D and replace it by a lower level
API as JoGL to
become less dependant of a high level API as Java3D, we see now why.
Chetan I. Chauhan wrote:
Hi Justin ,
We are using Java3D in our commercial application, which is used by
CAD/CAM/PLM industry.
I will go with f
Install Anywhere has a free edition, called Install Now.
It has not all features of the commercial edition
(e.g. you can't execute your own code) but it works
pretty well. For example, you can bundle a complete JRE with
your installer (including J3D, if you wish).
-- Peter
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