has anyone figured out how to print the canvas 3d screen in java 1.3.1 ?
Please give code snippet...
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scenegraph?
Hi,
Is there any method of printing Canvas3D. The normal swing printing
mechanism doesn't seem to work?
Thanks,
Nitin
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Hi,
the funny thing is, that it actually prints, when I first zoom a little
bit, for zooming I am using my own class which is extended from
MouseZoom and overwrites transformChanged, there I am resetting my
clipping planes, but I do see the objects in my onscreencanvas with the
"old" clipping val
Hi,
I try to print my Canvas3D. It used to work a month ago, in the meantime
I included changes into the code but, I did not change anything with the
printing. All that I get is a blank page.
Thanks for your help in advance
Desiree
Basically I am using the following methods:
/**
* Pr
Hi all,
I have a problem with printing a Swing gui page (Windows NT4, Java3D 1.2,
JDK1.2.2, JRE1.3) containing some Swing components and a panel containing a
canvas3D; I had some succes printing the isolated canvas, thanks to the
several suggestions/solutions in the java3d-interest archives and b
Hi,
Is there anyway I can get whether a job is printed
successfully using PrinterJob?
Regards,
ishwari
as 4 separate java files.
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Kevin Rushforth
Java 3D Team
Sun Microsystems
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>>I was just wondering if anyone k
in 1.2.1beta2.
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Java 3D Team
Sun Microsystems
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>Hello,
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>I was just wondering if a
Hello,
I was just wondering if anyone knows of a (good) method to print (to a
printer) using Java 3D? The only solution I have been able to come up with
is one where I use off-screen rendering to capture the 3D model as a 2D
raster image and I send the resulting 2D image to print (via a PrinterJ
I got the PrintCaptureCanvas3D to work saving my canvas to a .jpg, but it
only prints blank pages in my application. Of course, the HelloUniverse
program prints OK. Don C. says there's some kind of clipping problem when
printing. Has anyone figured this out yet?
Also, O. Fillon posted an update
y using j3d.
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nice as simply using j3d.
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Hello everyone,
For a current
Hello everyone,
For a current 2d application we have a class called "cgm" which extends
the Graphics class in Java. The cgm.java class writes a vector based
graphics file (CGM format of course) as it's output. Thus, we can print
our 2d application to our cgm object and have an output that is ed
Sorry if this is late, attached is the class I use, it was a collaborative
effort on this list several months ago. This class allows printing and jpeg
capturing of the Canvas3d object.
By the way, I'm not very good at documenting things yet. Perhaps one of the more
experienced programmers on the
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Hi Vincent,
I just came across one of the samples included in the Java3D 1.2 SDK. It is
named "OffScreenCanvas3D" and I think it contains everything you need to
solve your problem. Have a look into "OffScreenCanvas3D.java" and
"PrintFromButton.java" (which does NOT already print the image on your
Vincent,
I think you can configure your Canvas3D to render to an offscreen-buffer.
You can then render the contents of the offscreen buffer onto a normal
(non-3D) Canvas, which in effect replaces your Canvas3D on screen. You
should then also be able to print this offscreen buffer using the print
Say it ain't so. I'm attempting to use the Java 2 print classes to output my
application's Window to a printer. Everything prints fine except the
Canvas3D. It always appears blank, regardless of the contents loaded into
the scene. Is there a trick needed here, or am I doing something too weird
for
"Casteel, Don" wrote:
> I'm posting this class for everyone who needs to print and/or capture from
> their Canvas3D objects. As I was trying to figure out how to do it, I saw
> many messages in the interest group archive on the subject asking for help,
> I hope this helps.
>
> First I must acknow
I'm posting this class for everyone who needs to print and/or capture from
their Canvas3D objects. As I was trying to figure out how to do it, I saw
many messages in the interest group archive on the subject asking for help,
I hope this helps.
First I must acknowledge the work done by:
Peter
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