I like the sound of this approach, problem is I cant get it to work, anything wrong
with the following code:
(I just get the whole box rendered with the outside wall texture)
wallAppear = new Appearance();
wallAppear.setCapability(Appearance.ALLOW_POLYGON_ATTRIBUTES_READ);
wallAppear.setCapabilit
John,
I recomend you build a new Timer class.
I've found J3DTimer fails under Linux, and
System.currentTimeMillis() fails under Win98.
The way out is build a new Timer class, which tests
the best timer and use it.
Under the erlier releases of Win XP (there are so many
now...) I found System.cur
This error happens when you have too low video card
memory. It is not related with your shapes3D count.
try to (in this order) :
- reduce Canvas3D size;
- disable use any kind of AntiAliasing throught your
video driver control panel;
- reduce depth buffer (Z-Buffer) to 16bits throught
your vide
Abdalah,
you can improve the smoothness of your Java3D
application by enabling AntiAliasing (AA) and
Anisotropic Texture Filter.
The easiest way is to set a kind of AA throught your
video card control panel - specially if you have a
NVidia GForce card. There are several degrees of
AntiAliansing
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 09:39:17 -0300, Alessandro Borges
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The easiest way is to set a kind of AA throught your
video card control panel - specially if you have a
NVidia GForce card. There are several degrees of
AntiAliansing available. Choose what best fits for
you.
Where ca
>> The easiest way is to set a kind of AA throught your
>> video card control panel - specially if you have a
>> NVidia GForce card. There are several degrees of
>> AntiAliansing available. Choose what best fits for
>> you.
>
> Where can I find this control panel? Perhaps somewhere in /usr/bin?
>
Alessandro Borges wrote:
Abdalah,
you can improve the smoothness of your Java3D
application by enabling AntiAliasing (AA) and
Anisotropic Texture Filter.
The easiest way is to set a kind of AA throught your
video card control panel - specially if you have a
NVidia GForce card. There are several de
Can anybody send me code using xj3d in JSP...
-Jyoti
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Thanks Jeremy,
When using Linux with NVidia vcards you can enable
AntiAliasing and Anisotropic by setting enviroment
variables. In the Appendix E of nvidia's Linux
readme.txt - the same file which Jeremy points below -
has detailed information about it.
I added the below lines in my .profile f
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Hi,
(I posted this earlier but noone replied)
(may be Sun people can add this on their wish list for 1.4/1.5 features)
I would like to retrieve the total illumination at any given point in the
scene, whether on a vertex or in thin air
something like Branchgroup.getLight(Vector3D);
Does this exis
Hi,
(this mail is especially targeted at people at sun)
Just to ask if you can add the following on the Java3D features for 1.4/1.5.
This would be nice if the Bounds classes would not only be bounds but more
CSG oriented. For example they could provide use with the volume enclosed,
provide subtrac
Jyoti Joshi wrote:
Can anybody send me code using xj3d in JSP...
More details please.
We have generated X3D content from a J2EE server. The content started
as a basic XML document, was style sheeted to X3D and rendered with Xj3D
on the client.
Are you trying to return an X3D document that's gen
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