> I´m writing an application where a user will be standing beside a screen that
> is facing upwards. He will be looking down on a virtual world with a
> landscape/map and some moving objects.
>
> This requires a skewed view frustrum.
Yep.
> The Java view model is not really fully documented ...
On Friday 11 June 2004 03:53 pm, Alessandro Borges wrote:
> check
> TCBSplinePathInterpolator and
> KBRotPosScaleSplinePathInterpolator
>
> It is a bit trick for first time users.
> Try ColorInterpolator for while.
>
> > wrote:
> > > If you use Color3f you can even use
> > > KCBBetaSpline/TCBBetaS
I was wondering if anyone knew how to change alpha from using the computer's
clock to time animation/interpolators to a external clock pulse. Instead of
using the computer's clock, I would like to be able to control alpha's value by
saying the time is 'Now' and then sometime later, independant of t
On Friday 11 June 2004 10:21 am, Alessandro Borges wrote:
> If you use Color3f you can even use
> KCBBetaSpline/TCBBetaSpline interpolators.
> Just get the interpolated Point3f and convert/map it
> to Color3f and vice-versa.
Sorry I am not sure i understand what you meant. is this class included i
Hello,
I am wondering if there's any easy way to do this. I'm developing a scientific
visualization, that uses histogram for animation. I use
PositionPathInterpolator, and use the knot value and collection of points.
I'm wondering if I can do similar with color. Is there such thing? I want to
b
I´m writing an application
where a user will be standing beside a screen that is facing upwards. He will
be looking down on a virtual world with a landscape/map and some moving
objects.
This requires a skewed view
frustrum.
The Java view model is not
really fully documented ...
Here is the file format description, both ascii & binary:
http://www.ennex.com/~fabbers/StL.asp
Florin
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There are couple of readers available in J3d.org. When I checked them a
year before, they were not working perfectly fine. May be you can try
there
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Hello 3D fans,
i am designing a STL -Viewer using java 3D as a part of my thesis work at
my university .
I am searching for codeing to read a .stl file and save a image as .stl
using java 0r java3D(sun utilities).
So please mail me if any one has the coading or suggest me how to solve
this prob
Hi,
In a different way than DirectX, you do not need to
download OpenGL.
Windows already comes with a OpenGL driver version
1.1, and almost all Linux distros comes with Mesa, a
3D api 100% OpenGL compatible in software mode.
And when you install a 3D accelerated video card your
video drivers give
If you are still on a windows box, you don't need to. All of the windows
versions starting with nt3.1 have opengl library installed (including xp).
Just make sure you have the latest drivers for your graphic card from the
manufacturer, and that's all.
Florin
P.S. don't forget to install the openg
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