Re: [JAVA3D] No off-screen mode?

Oops, that was the reason - thank you! On Fri, 2 Jan 2004 15:16:35 +, Kevin Glass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Did you construct the Canvas3D with the second parameter set to true to indicate that the canvas should be in offscreen mode? Kev Michael Pfeiffer wrote: Hi, I use a custom universe

Re: [JAVA3D] No off-screen mode?

Did you construct the Canvas3D with the second parameter set to true to indicate that the canvas should be in offscreen mode? Kev Michael Pfeiffer wrote: Hi, I use a custom universe with two Views - one is for a Canvas3D which is visible and a second one is for a Canvas3D I'd like to use for off

[JAVA3D] No off-screen mode?

Hi, I use a custom universe with two Views - one is for a Canvas3D which is visible and a second one is for a Canvas3D I'd like to use for off-screen rendering. As far as I know, it is enough not to attach a Canvas3D to a GUI-element like a JPane to let it work in off-scren mode. But that doesn't

[JAVA3D] Java 3D -- Domain specific Implementation?

Hi,     I am building an engineering application using Visualization Toolkit (VTK) and Java. We are looking into an option where we can port the existing application into Java 3D. However I have observed that Java 3D is not a domain specific implementation and the kind of algorithm