Andrea Todeschini wrote:
Hi all!
I have a little ask..how can i create a bounding sphere on a Sphere
object. Sphere gives me only the radius, how can i get the centre?
Hi,
I'm not sure to correctly understand the question, but a Sphere is
centered at 0,0,0 of it's coordinate system, defined by the
Hi all!
I have a little ask..how can i create a bounding
sphere on a Sphere object. Sphere gives me only the radius, how can i get the
centre?
Thanks,
Andrea Todeschini
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How do you asign a boundingsphere to the viewplatform?? When I navigate around my
applet now, the objects disappear quite fast, I was thinking of makin a bigger
boundingsphere but I'm not really sure how to asign it to the viewplatform...
Thank you
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Umm, ok, it was user error - my line objects had per-vertex normal flag set without
normals!
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Seems OK now
Neil
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Subject: [JAVA3D] BoundingSphere
// Why do I get a negative radius when I enquire abou
// Why do I get a negative radius when I enquire about the bounds of the shape3D
object in this
// simple test program? Thanks for all the help. Geometry consists of triangular
facets of a cube.
// Ram P Kochhar
//
> import java.appl
Hi,
I am using the BoundingSphere class to create a boundary of a
node object read from a VRML file. I have noticed that when I print out
the contents of the boundingSphere object that supposed to represent my node
object, the radius seems to be showing the diameter of the boundingSphere r
