what I read from your interpretation, Justin, is, that Sun is so busy with
their internal politics that there is just no time or energy left for them to
deal with all that "community" or "customers" in the "outside world". not the
best state for a company to be in.
in fact, bigger or smaller compa
Justin,
thank you for this honest update on the state of Java3D. I have been an
advocate of Java3D for years, but problems, including what you describe,
have forced me to look for alternatives. e.g. I'm currently using
gl4java for my personal projects, due to the continued non-existance of
Java3D
Theron Crissey wrote:
Does anyone have any news on Sun's decision to stop supporting Java3D?
Other than a statement on j3d.org, I can't find news about the subject.
Unfortunately there is very little because Sun's marketing and
management teams feel that it is the best thing to say absolutely noth
extend your view boundry.
Flavius wrote:
I've followed the original Java 3D tutorials, found on javasoft.com, and
I've builded a little world with a couple of planets and where you can
move around.
The thing is, you have to get really close to the objects in order to be
able to see them. If you th
Sun aren't very good at formal announcements, but they have decided to fire all the
developers that remained on it and adopt an openGl binding to offer 3D capabilities
from Java. All that points away from continued development or even maintainance of
Java3D.
It won't stop working how it does n
I've followed the original Java 3D tutorials, found on javasoft.com, and
I've builded a little world with a couple of planets and where you can
move around.
The thing is, you have to get really close to the objects in order to be
able to see them. If you think of, say a FPS game, you have to see o
Java3d is alive and well
in that the capabilities it gave us yesterday
still work today, and will work tomorrow and forevermore.
Justin Couch and Yumetech.com had problems with the Sun VRML Loaders
and their project to replace them with something better, but that
is
Does anyone have any news on Sun's decision to stop supporting Java3D?
Other than a statement on j3d.org, I can't find news about the subject.
Thanks,
Theron
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Hi
All,I have recently been getting the following native exception - has
anyoneseen it before and if so do you have any idea what causes
it? It occursrandomly from what I have observed and I see it
about every second day butsometimes more.Thanks in advance
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