In my opinion, something could be more important than that feature: a
better sound support, especially to get sound working in a universe with
more than one View / Canvas3D (which actually doesn't works also if the
sound is initialized for one View only) and MP3 / OGG support.
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 1
eheh... What if i work for free ? ;-)
Just give me a roof and something to eat now and then !
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From: "Joshuah Goldstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 7:39 PM
Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] ANNOUNCEMENT: Java 3D
This type of debate is great and just what we had hoped for from the
Java 3D community, keep it up !
Adding extensibility (which would include access to the lower level
rendering system) to the Java3D API is something we are interested in.
This (along with many other possible directions) will be d
On Sat, 2004-03-20 at 04:38, Alan Hudson wrote:
> Michael Pfeiffer wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I agree with you. One of the big strengths of J3D is that it contains a 3d
> > engine and that it isn't only a plain interface to a graphics layer. In my
> > opinion it would be acceptable if some OGL-relate
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> Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 6:28 AM
> Subject: [JAVA3D] ANNOUNCEMENT: Java 3D plans
>
>
> > We take this opportunity to announce that Sun is
> renewing its
> > commitment to Java 3D. The highlights of this
> announcement are:
> >
> >
Michael Pfeiffer wrote:
Hi,
I agree with you. One of the big strengths of J3D is that it contains a 3d
engine and that it isn't only a plain interface to a graphics layer. In my
opinion it would be acceptable if some OGL-related functionalities became
part of it but only _beside_ the existing fea
Hi,
I agree with you. One of the big strengths of J3D is that it contains a 3d
engine and that it isn't only a plain interface to a graphics layer. In my
opinion it would be acceptable if some OGL-related functionalities became
part of it but only _beside_ the existing features. All other people w
Julie Stromer wrote:
Hi,
I work with Java 3D in context of an Immersive Virtual Reality (CAVE)
set up, and we have adopted Java 3D into the development because of it's
portability. When an application uses the ConfiguredUniverse, this
means that you can ultimately port it across the web, to any
Hi,
I work with Java 3D in context of an Immersive Virtual Reality (CAVE) set
up, and we have adopted Java 3D into the development because of it's portability.
When an application uses the ConfiguredUniverse, this means that you can
ultimately port it across the web, to any desktop configurat
> > > how to find a job as a Java3D programmer
> > > i'd die to be able to spend 8 hours a day on it and being paid :-)
> >
Your best bet is to incorporate Java3D into another discipline, like geology,
biology, ... afterall Java3D is a visualization tool.
Chris
=
Although I can't directly answer the question about how to find a job
as a Java3D programmer, what I have seen is a few museums who have put
in multiscreen theatres. One of the complaints they had was how much
money it was costing them to commission content for their theatres.
There seems to me to
Gasdia Roberto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 19.03.2004, 07:21:38:
> I knew i hadnt wasted my time spent on Java3D...
> Can't wait to see next releases !
> Still i have a (somewhat OT) question ...
>
> how to find a job as a Java3D programmer
> i'd die to be able to spend 8 hours a day on it
Michael Pfeiffer wrote:
So...who was the person which never became tired by spreading the
disinformation about the dead of Java 3D?
Erm, there were a number of us who thought it was dead based on what had been
said and past experience with sun. We always agreed that it was opinion and not
fact, i'l
rom: "Doug Twilleager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 6:28 AM
Subject: [JAVA3D] ANNOUNCEMENT: Java 3D plans
> We take this opportunity to announce that Sun is renewing its
> commitment to Java 3D. The highlights of this annou
Dear All,
Doug Twilleager wrote:
> . We also want the expert group to help define the next major
> revision (1.5? 2.0?) to the Java 3D API, which could involve
> more widespread changes to the API.
I hope the good ideas in Xith3D will be moved across.
In general, I hope the
AVA3D] ANNOUNCEMENT: Java 3D plans
We take this opportunity to announce that Sun is renewing its commitment
to Java 3D. The highlights of this announcement are:
. Sun is in the process of making the source code for Java 3D
available through a public source license in the very near
f
So...who was the person which never became tired by spreading the
disinformation about the dead of Java 3D?
On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 21:28:28 -0800, Doug Twilleager
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We take this opportunity to announce that Sun is renewing its
commitment to Java 3D. The highlights of this ann
Hi,
(snip, snip)
Very good news.
. We also want the expert group to help define the next major
revision (1.5? 2.0?) to the Java 3D API, which could involve
more widespread changes to the API.
I want to join the group
Well, may be we could manage to put inside some cod
Great news! It's nice to finally have an official announcement of the
future of Java3D.
Sean
On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 21:28, Doug Twilleager wrote:
> We take this opportunity to announce that Sun is renewing its
> commitment to Java 3D. The highlights of this announcement are:
>
> . Sun is in
thought about getting
> the directX books out;)
> Im kidding!
>
> Cheers
>
> >-Original Message-
> >From: Doug Twilleager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Sent: 18 March 2004 05:28
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: [JAVA3D] ANNOUNCEMENT: Java 3D pla
D] ANNOUNCEMENT: Java 3D plans
>
>We take this opportunity to announce that Sun is renewing its
>commitment to Java 3D. The highlights of this announcement are:
>
>. Sun is in the process of making the source code for Java 3D
>available through a public source license
My group deeply appreciates Suns commitment. We have invested
significant internal resources developing Java3D applications for
engineering visualization, and this decision provides us with confidence
to move ahead. Thanks to all who have brought this about.
Matt Pierce
Loads Group,
Boeing Phanto
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Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Assunto: Re: [JAVA3D] ANNOUNCEMENT: Java 3D plans
Doug Twilleager wrote:
>. Sun is in the process of making the source code for Java 3D
>available through a public source license in the very near
>
Hi Doug,
This is what I had to say on the javagaming forum on March 10:
Doug T. is probably upto something...
Let me guess...
A new incarnation of Java3D
A physics engine to go with jogl...
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HeHe ! I think I'm psych
we are very pleased.
Thank you!
From: Doug Twilleager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
We take this opportunity to announce that Sun is renewing its
commitment to Java 3D. The highlights of this announcement are:
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Schluß mit Spam! http://www.
Doug,
Excellent news. Better late than never! ;-)
Seriously, this is a great opportunity for the J3D community to come
together to build the scene graph API for Java that we have all been
dreaming of.
Hats off to SUN for having the courage to evolve the API through
java.net and the JCP.
Sincerely
I am going to celebrate this great news among a group of my friends who more
or less are related with J3D. A lot of thanks to Sun!
G.B. Liu
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We
This is an excellent decision, thank you!
Will.
On Thu, 2004-03-18 at 15:28, Doug Twilleager wrote:
> We take this opportunity to announce that Sun is renewing its
> commitment to Java 3D. The highlights of this announcement are:
>
> . Sun is in the process of making the source code for Ja
It has not been completely worked out yet. It will most likely
be something in between SCSL and BSD. We are trying to
make it easy for developers to do what they need to do, but
still maintain compatibility.
Doug.
Justin Couch wrote:
Doug Twilleager wrote:
. Sun is in the process of makin
Doug Twilleager wrote:
. Sun is in the process of making the source code for Java 3D
available through a public source license in the very near
future.
Great to have some public news on this finally! One clarification needed
- "public license" Is this an open-source license or
We take this opportunity to announce that Sun is renewing its
commitment to Java 3D. The highlights of this announcement are:
. Sun is in the process of making the source code for Java 3D
available through a public source license in the very near
future.
. Sun will work wit
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