Thanks upton, I found this out after several hours "messing". You can
also add elements like Canvas3D to the visual designer by adding them to
the toolbar. They don't display correctly in the VB, but it does allow
you to correctly place them in the layout and they do show up.
My questions now,
H
Nic,
Go to "Project", "Properties", and then "Libraries". Select "New", then
select the ... button in the class path field. Then select the "Add Path",
and add the four jar files for java3d, which if you installed with a
typical set up, should be in the jre/lib/ext directory of the jdk
director
just include java3d in project ...
it's that simple
N CHILTON wrote:
> Has anyone managed to set up JBuilder 3 Foundation to work with Java3D?
> There is obviously more to it than just installing J3D in the foundations
> JDK.
>
> Currently I'm using FreeJava, which is nice for editing,
Has anyone managed to set up JBuilder 3 Foundation to work with Java3D?
There is obviously more to it than just installing J3D in the foundations
JDK.
Currently I'm using FreeJava, which is nice for editing, but being a
JBuilder2 user would prefer to see if I can use JBuilder3 foundation
thanks
