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lighting are generated using the Material of the appearance, so those
colors must be set as well.
=A0
-Lee
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Bob,
Double check that you have lights and that they are properly lighting
the sphere in question (ie make sure the light's influencing bounds are
big enough). Of course this also depends on what kind of an appearance
you've given the sphere.
- John Wright
Starfire Research
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Title: RE: [JAVA3D] program installation - Step by step instructions
I am using the Sphere util. class to create spheres.
Sphere S1 = new Sphere(sphereRadius);
S1.setCapability(Sphere.ENABLE_APPEARANCE_MODIFY);
S1.setAppearance(sphereAppearance);
TG1.addChild(S1
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In addition to j3d.dll and jvm.dll, it may be necessary to copy those other
.dll files from JRE\bin and elsewhere in the JRE folder into the same folder
where the batch file is, although, for some reason, I've never needed
anything but j3d.dll and jvm.dll.
Rob
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Oops. I meant "j3d.dll", not "java3d.dll".
Also, both j3d.dll and jvm.dll are located somewhere inside the JRE folder.
Rob
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Yes, the JRE can be installed with your application. Just download the JRE
from java.sun.com as well as the Java3D_For_JRE from java.sun.com. Install
both on your computer. Then copy the JRE folder into your application
folder.
Then set up a batch file with the following text:
JRE\bin\java -cp .
er 01, 2000 7:55 AM
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> Dear all,
>
> I made a program with Java3D 1.2 for my thesis. My Professor
> asked me if he could install the program in his computer along with
> the java run
>
visual j++ on windows has something like that which can generate .exe for
java programs. I personally haven't been able to get the java3d program to
compile under vj++, although i can import the libraries so that the ide
integrates them (ie typing geometrycompression. will bring up the sub
methods
Dear all,
I made a program with Java3D 1.2 for my thesis. My Professor
asked me if he could install the program in his computer along with the java run
time environment, so he wanted just one time installation.. all
in one pack (my program and jvm), like what Visual Basic
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