Yes!!!
One of the biggest advantages of Java3D over the others 3D engines is the D3D support. As a lot of low end, as well some high end ATI vcards, runs better using D3D, and this is a great thing for wider audiences.
But we have to choose the desired package : D3D or OpenGL. One or other.
Now
Hello:
I need to implement the interactor that will show current axis directions
and will rotate along with the scene, so I was thinking about adding it to
the root transform node. The problem is that when I fit scene to the
window, this interactor changes it's size, where I need it to be always th
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If th
You could attach it to the view platform instead of to the root
transform node. That way the axis will always be in the same position
relative to the view(er).
~Todd
On Oct 11, 2004, at 2:40 PM, Ilya Zelker wrote:
Hello:
I need to implement the interactor that will show current axis
directions
and
