thanks to all who have replied to my problem - i will attempt various of
these methods, and will get back as soon as possible with any success or
failure i have had.
thanks again,
darren
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i do not think this will work if you got behavior in your application.
But you can try.
herve.
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Hi Folks,
How are you?
I would like to have suggestion,I want to display the subset of the 3D model
which I have loaded
in my code using OBJ loader.
I am planning to use "ModelClip" to do this, can anybody suggest whether to
use it or not and also any tips
to implement it.
It will be great if a
Abhijit Parkhi wrote:
I am planning to use "ModelClip" to do this, can anybody suggest whether to
use it or not and also any tips
to implement it.
ModelClip is not going to help you much at all. What it does is provide
additional clipping planes through your model - basically just deleting
triangle
yo darren.
no problem.. it depends what level of detail you are aiming for.. i guess
its really posibble to
get down to crystaline structure and lattice creation, depends what
materials and stuff you are aiming for. i mean like you could actualy make
a height field ,rap it around a cylinder . and
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Hi all,
does anyone know why a vrml object with texture viewed in a vrml editor look
very nice and when you loaded in java3d it not nice anymore?? All the object
seem to have the texture color (REPLACE MODE) and when there is no light I see
the texture.
Another question: Does texture is affected
Serge Bernier wrote:
If yes: how can I tell to my texture to react to light??
The simple answer is to ignore the VRML specification. VRML requires
replace mode to be used for colour textures (RGB, RGBA). You want
something that the spec explicitly says should not be done.
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Justin Couch
I am developping a program that when de user clic on a JButton make the java3D
scene not visible..
I want to push a Jbutton and want it to come back only if I push it again like
a Key: Turn ON - Turn OFF.
how can I do it?
Exist any setPressed() method in the JButton class?
/
This is not really a Java3D question at all. Please refer to the standard
J2SDK documentation.
There is a JToggleButton that can do what you want.
-mike
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