Hello out there,
I#m looking for Andrew Moulden, the author of the program CalHTMLPane
(Calpane). His email-adress isn't working any longer, but I have seen
that he wrote in this list some time ago.
Does anyone know how to contact him?
I like his program and would like to discuss some topics.
Thank
Hi,
I noticed a reference to the FRAPS (http://www.fraps.com/) program in
another thread discussing frames per second:
http://archives.java.sun.com/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0402&L=java3d-interest&F=&S=&P=22535
I am interested in using it for video capture of my Java3D application.
Unfortunately, I cannot
Well, I finally tracked down the problem. I was setting the
Transparency attributes like this:
//should be opaque
ta.setTransparency(0.0f);
ta.setTransparencyMode(TransparencyAttributes.NICEST);
a.setTransparencyAttributes(ta);
However, that still
Hello Paul,
Try to set the OpenGL-window width and height to multiple of 8. or was it 4?
or 16? you may overload the resize method.
actually i write the canvas as a picture (jpg) on disk every frame during
java3d. later i make an video (avi) with all these pictures. well, my
application is not real
Thanks but changing the canvas size doesn't seem to make any difference
to FRAPS. I'm afraid it still elongates and rotates my objects.
Screen capture with FRAPS seems fine though.
Has anyone else tried using FRAPS with Java3D?
Go on, give it a go - it's free!
I'd like to know if you can get it to
I think the author of this loader is Richard
Hawkes. the problem is what ever I export is loaded, but distorted.
Some originaly scaled objects do not appear as such. and the positions are
all wrong.
What sould I do?
Bassam
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