Re: [JAVA3D] loader obj number of triangles

There are v, vt, vn, and f. f is a face, which may contains more than 1 triangle. But all of the f combined into three list, vertex index list(V/vt/vn), vertex texture list(v/VT/vn), and vertex normal list(v/vt/VN). You just need to create that vertex index list, then use vertex index list divid

Re: [JAVA3D] Source code, licensing, and deployment

> I have not seen this to be a problem with OpenGL. All windows boxes for > the last 3-4 years have had good OpenGL drivers, even the laptops. What > windows boxes have you seen that don't come with openGL drivers installed? The problem seems to be widespread as far as I can tell; but that's not

[JAVA3D] Skybox-Theory

Hi, can anybody explain me what a skybox exactly is? As far as I understood it, it is an large object which is located at the users position every time with a texture inside of it to create the illusion of a sky (e.g. using a cloud-texture). Here my question is: When I use a sphere the user (or cam

[JAVA3D] Java 3D FAQ Weekly Posting (07 Jun 2004)

The Java 3D Frequently Asked Questions list for Monday June 7 2004 This is a posting of topics covered in the Java 3D FAQ. The answers to these questions are kept at: http://www.j3d.org/faq Please consult this list and the web site before asking questions on the mailing list. If there

Re: [JAVA3D] Source code, licensing, and deployment

M. Halpin wrote: If deployment is still going to be an issue, does anyone know if there are any alternatives? I looked at JOGL, which runs nicely on OS X, but not on Windows -- too many of the drivers included with Windows only support Direct3D. (Sure, you can usually get OpenGL-accelerated d

[JAVA3D] Article on Java3D

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Re: [JAVA3D] Laptop for Java3D

Hi Ted,   i've been developing on an dell inspiron 8200 using a mobility 9000 (radeon) graphics card. The preformance is great 99% of the time. The only thing i would change is the amount of memory; as laptop hard drives are a lot slower than desktop drives, the preformance grinds as soon as

Re: [JAVA3D] Laptop for Java3D

Ted Hill wrote: Hello, I’m considering buying a Dell Inspiron 8600 with a 64MB DDR NVIDIA GeForceFX Go5200 card for doing Java3D on a laptop. Does anyone have any experience, positive or negative, with this laptop and/or card. I have that exact machine. and I love it. I've done some work on it with

[JAVA3D] Source code, licensing, and deployment

Hey all, Seeing as the Java3D source should hopefully be available very soon -- hope that's still on schedule -- will we finally have some resolution on the deployment issue? Will there be a binary we can have users seamlessly install, or will the new license permit us to create an automatic i

Re: [JAVA3D] Laptop for Java3D

I have been using Java3D for 6 months on a Latitude 810 with a rather standard quite older nVidia setup (Only 32MB), and I did not see real limitations. Now it depends on the data size to be rendered obviously.   From: Ted Hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: lundi, 7. juin 20

[JAVA3D] Laptop for Java3D

Hello,   I’m considering buying a Dell Inspiron 8600 with a 64MB DDR NVIDIA GeForceFX Go5200 card for doing Java3D on a laptop.   Does anyone have any experience, positive or negative, with this laptop and/or card.   Thanks,   Ted       =