John Washbourne wrote:
Has anyone tried to get 1.5 beta and java3D to play
nice together?
I've seen about a dozen queries on this issue over the past few months
though both this list, j3d.org aliases and private emails. Only one has
been positive about it working so far. Seems there is some fairly
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~ There is no direct function, that I know of, that will do this
automatically.
~ You could write your own class that does this though. The
program will
want to implement the mouse listener and extend the thread class.
Inside a while(true)
You may need to compile with the source=1.5
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Hi,
I try toayt the LookAt() method. My test let me know that it is usefull to
set the object in the midle of the canvas.
If you want to focus on one object the setTranform is enough. You just nedd
to get the transform3d of the transformgroup of the wiewplatform. Then set
the position minus X of
Has anyone tried to get 1.5 beta and java3D to play
nice together?
I have 1.4 and 1.5 beta j2sdk trees with java3d
working in the 1.4 tree. I recently made the decision
to change some of my utility packages to use some new
features in 1.5 beta (like the auto boxing/unboxing
and the new syntactic c
Hi,
canvas3D.requestFocusInWindow();
once you have created your Canvas3D.
Enjoy :)Paul
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Bassam
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Subject: [JAVA3D]
KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED
I wrote a small behavior that respo
I wrote a small behavior that responds to key
pressing however I have to click with the mouse once on the
canvas so the behavior can become active.
Is there a way to skip the mouse
click.?
Bassam
public class MyBehavior extends Behavior{
WakeupOr waitEvent ;
WakeupCriterion[
Hi all,
I am currently have a program that has a cube, and a camera. I use
mouse event listener to check if the mouse moves to the edge of the
program, if yes, then it moves the camera. But if I move my mouse to
the edge and stop there, it just checks whenever the mouse moves or not,
otherwise, i
On Mon, 2004-04-26 at 10:35, Paul Adamson wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> here's my random thoughts on te matter, none of which seem to be a
> solution
> but perhapse a direction:
>
> I had a problem where the canvas seemed to lock but without error and
> awt
> events were still being passed... turned out
Hey
there,here's my random thoughts on te matter, none of which seem to be a
solutionbut perhapse a direction:I had a problem where the canvas
seemed to lock but without error and awtevents were still being passed...
turned out to be a my behaviors stoppingwhich made everything on canvas
st
I'm also using a *Dell laptop* (rather old) and in specific situations I'm
able to freeze the whole computer, either using java3d or jogl or native
opengl applications. Consistently I can freeze the computer by resizing the
3d window during animations. I'm having the latest drivers for my graphic
c
Thanks Ben,
The computer I'm testing on is a Dell only a month or two old, but I'll
make sure the drivers are up to date. As for the application log,
nothing out of the ordinary either.
thanks for the info,
kddubb
On Tue, 2004-04-27 at 08:45, Ben Moxon wrote:
> It sounds like a problem in the
It sounds like a problem in the native code somewhere- you could start by making sure
your video card drivers are up to date and perhaps try checking your Windows
Application Log to see if that has noticed anything.
-ben
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All,
I'm having an interesting problem. I have a Java3D applet that I
developed on Linux. It has worked awesome. I run it on several
platforms and it works fine on Windows XP DirectX (although slow), Mac,
and Linux. However, the OpenGL version of Java3D locks the Canvas3D as
far as I can tell.
Hello
> What is wrong?
Add:
canvas3d.addKeyListener(keyNavBeh);
and the canvas3d has to have the keyboardfocus.
cu
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if you use these vectors to calculate a cross product:
Vector3d vec1 = new Vector3d(x1-x2, y1-y2, z1-z2);
Vector3d vec2 = new Vector3d(x1-x2, y1-y2, z1-z2-1.0); <-- ?? right?
the vectors can be paralel ( x1 == x2 && y1 == y2). This leaves you with a
null crossproduct(0,0,0).
What should be the d
in a behavior
Cheers,
Florin
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Subject: [JAVA3D] Distributed application. Java3D and JSDT.
I'm developing a Java3D applica
I'm developing a Java3D application that will run on several PC:s in a
network.
I have also tested writing a simple distributed application using JSDT.
The question is now how to use Java3D and JSDT together in order to have one
controlling applications (for start, stop, etc).
Where should the code
I have a viewplatform as a child of objTrans. I want to change
the view with KeyNavigatorBehavior . However, it doesn't seem to work..nothing
happens.
What is wrong?
KeyNavigatorBehavior keyNavBeh = new
KeyNavigatorBehavior(objTrans);
keyNavBeh.setSchedulingBounds(new BoundingSphere(new
Poi
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