Don't expect too much from IDX3D, its a good solution but it seems to be
discontinued. I tried to contact the author some time ago but with no
success.
> Thanks Alessandro. IDX3D is free for non-commercial use, which is
> perfect for me!
>Unfortunately, I am rather new to the world of 3D
There is an overview available at http://www.javacore.de/links.php#26 - its
a german page but you can try the links listed there.
> Hello all.
>
> Could anyone suggest a few software 3D engines as an alternative
> to
> Java3D? I'd like to try and play around with creating a common
Thanks Alessandro. IDX3D is free for non-commercial use, which is
perfect for me!
Unfortunately, I am rather new to the world of 3D programming and IDX3D
doesn't the best documentation for the newbish. Are you aware of any
other tutorial and/or document sites related to this engin
There are several software 3D engines.
But there two very special ones:
IDX3D www.idx3d.ch
anfy www.anfy3d.com
Both are Java 1.1. Anfy can use OpenGL through GL4Java.
But both are not free or open software.
Alessandro Nicholas Pappas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all.Could anyone sugge
Hi! (and Please Help!!)
I have been working on a project using Java3D for which it is required to
save an offscreen image separately from the displaying of an onscreen one.
I can only save an offscreen image after its onscreen counterpart has been
"realized" (i.e., added to a JPanel contained by a
Hello all.
Could anyone suggest a few software 3D engines as an alternative to
Java3D? I'd like to try and play around with creating a common API so I
can give the user a chance to use the software engine if they don't have
Java3D.
Thanks!
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