I'd probably create a filter using your mail software to delete all messages
from the server with the text [JAVA3D] on the subject.
That should to the trick. Even Outlook Express can do this sort of thing...
- Original Message -
From: "Paraskevas Orfanides" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAI
Hi John,
> P.S. Philip - Thank you again, but the link you provided,
> http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ , is the same link I originally
> started out with before contacting Microsoft and is the same link they
> recommended to me several times before I managed to get them to
> understand that
Hmm
One thing in the Section fileformats the download link for the AC3D Loader
is pointing to a false URL
http://www.http://ryan.entrophica.org/projects/ac3dloader
I think it should be http://ryan.entrophica.org/projects/ac3dloader
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Hi,
> >From the description of the problem, it sounds like you simply want your
> light to have a bigger range. You just need to make the radius of the
> bounding sphere bigger:
# My radius is set to 100.0 but still I feel that my objects are
really dark when I go say 10.0 or 20
Desiree,
I have only just started to look at this but a few initial comments
come to mind.
These points will not help (much) but could make a little difference
in similar applications.
My points are not about Z buffer (that comes later) but are with respect
to accurate positioning
of objects in
Paul,
Thank you very much! That seems to be doing the trick. I'm downloading
it now.
- John
"Dipl. Ing. Paul Szawlowski" wrote:
>
> Hi John,
>
> > P.S. Philip - Thank you again, but the link you provided,
> > http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ , is the same link I originally
> > started out
Desiree,
what you can use is:
//get the viewpoint position, calc distance from model (e.g. 0,0,0) and
set clip
//Vector3d v3d = new Vector3d(0,0,0);
trans.get(v3f);
float[] t = {0,0,0};
v3f.get(t);
float dist = (flo
I had a look at the source of the OrbitBehavior class that is coming
with Java 3D 1.2.1_01. It has a private method called
resetViewPosition(), which is called when the behavior is attached to
the Viewplatform or when the target transform is changed. It changes
the internal state of the OrbitBehav
Ah, yes, that's it. I noticed the problem after translating as well.
Plus, the private member should be made public.
-Lee
> -Original Message-
> From: Ingo Brunberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 11:33 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] Resetting
Attached is an example applet that displays a ColorCube being
billboarded about a point. When I run with an applet size of 600x600, I
see nothing on the screen. If I change the applet size to 500x500, the
cube shows up.
Also, if I switch to ROTATE_ABOUT_AXIS, it also works. Can somebody
else (
Hi,
I have written a short tutorial, "The Joy of Java 3D". It is available at:
http://www.java3d.org/tutorial
It is a fairly simple introduction, aimed at people without any experience in 3D
graphics. If some of you experts want to read / comment on it, that would be
good too.
From,
Greg
Java
Thanks Gregory H. I needed that. :O)
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I e-mailed nvidia with the bug report
and i was told to do an "ltrace". Does anyone
on these mailing lists know how
I go about that?
The suggestion (by nvidia) is that the java VM
isn't allocating big enough strings.
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Date: Mon, 21 May 2001 10:58:00 -0700
Fr
Hi Joel,
Bug 4461310 -
Object may disappear in Billboard/OrientedShape3D due to numerical problem
is filed for this. In fact the ColorCube did show up in the first frame
but after moving the window the cube disappear under D3D version.
It seems didn't happen under OpenGL version because wh
The OrbitBehavior does take into account any translation changes to the
view Transform, the view will be positioned at the translated point
but will always point to the rotation center.
Java 3D Fly Through uses this functionality for the 'Show All' command.
How does this differ from your require
Hi,
If you want your light to appear like a sun, you could try using an
AmbientLight along with the DirectionalLight. The DirectionalLight would be
act like the sun (a disk in the sky) but the AmbientLight would provide
lighting all around.
Bob
>From: Tina Manoharan Valappil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does Java3D work with the IBM JIT?
thanks
Nikolai
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Hi!
I would like to ask who was able to try the PrintestCanvas3d or
printcanvas3d demo applet of java3d?
When I try to print an obj file,it tells me the image is pages!Is
this really true?
Is this problem?It the problem caused by the multiplication with a
multiplier of 3 in the code that d
Hi!
Iam resending this messgae because the previous one might not reach the
server (I think)
I would like to ask who was able to try the
PrintestCanvas3d or printcanvas3d demo applet of java3d?
When I try to print an obj file,it tells me the image is pages!Is
this really true?
Is this pro
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