Hi Ben,
You can try CyberVRML.
http://www.cybergarage.org/vrml/cv97/cv97java/index.html
This will let you read in 3DS and export as VRML which you could then
convert back to 3DS if you need to. I'm not sure how much you would lose
with all the conversions. If it doesn't do everything you want yo
nt: Monday, November 17, 2003 11:19 AM
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Maybe you can "serialize" your stuff...
CHRIS
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From: "Ben Logan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Maybe you can "serialize" your stuff...
CHRIS
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From: "Ben Logan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, November 17, 2003 5:10 AM
Subject: [JAVA3D] Exporting from Java3D!!
> Ok, there is a lot of talk about importing various file formats etc etc
>
You can save your Java3d scenegraph to a ".j3f" file
as demonstrated by Sun's Java3d Scenegraph Editor.
You can use Sun's Scenegraph Editor directly or adopt it
as you prefer ( the source is available for free ).
I've done it, I know it works,
You can export/import a complete scene to a Java3D
proprietary format by using
com.sun.j3d.utils.scenegraph.io package.
Read the Javadocs about it.
I guess there are more ways to it, but I am not
skilled enought to talk about.
Alessandro
--- Ben Logan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu: >
Ok, there
Rodrigo,
try Martin Baker's software at http://www.martinb.com
It's not only a great piece of sw, but he also answers questions
AND politely .. something not so frequent in systemsLand
Marcelo Scotti
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Rodrigo Obando Restrepo wrote:
The only java library I had found, was the CyberVRML97 for Java, but, I
need
especificly the vrml v1.0 and it returns vrml 2.
I'm not aware of any other libraries that support export of Java3D scene
graphs. I'm also not entirely sure that just exporting the raw Ja
