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Re: JDraw3D, another Viewer/Editor for ldraw files
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Date: 
Thu, 1 May 2003 16:11:52 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Florin Herinean writes:
Hello Cary,

The test on Sun's pages only tells you that the java vm is installed, not
that the "applets" in the browser are handled by the java plugin.

...

Hi Florin:

Somehow I missed the Java 3D part of the installation. There are two
choices, DirectX and OpenGL. The DirectX couldn't find a suitable driver on
my system, so I installed the OpenGL (presumably software-only) solution. I
got your application running, but it's a bit slow. When I first ran it, I
couldn't tell if it was rendering or just hung up.

I got the 'car' model drawing; it looks nice, though. I like the 'hide' part
ability. I tried adding a part to the model and that worked fine, though
again a bit too slow for me to use interactively. I also couldn't figure out
how to delete a part once added, but maybe that capability hasn't been added
yet.

Also, I never saw a difference in the color when I chose 'metal', 'plastic'
or 'rubber'. Not sure what I did wrong there.

Cary



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  Re: JDraw3D, another Viewer/Editor for ldraw files
 
Hi Cary, I'm sorry to say that, but my app, being based on Java3D requires 3d hardware support for rendering. That means that it runs well on GeForce and Radeon graphic cards series, but not so well on software renderizers. Regarding the first run, (...) (21 years ago, 2-May-03, to lugnet.cad.dev)

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  Re: JDraw3D, another Viewer/Editor for ldraw files
 
Hello Cary, The test on Sun's pages only tells you that the java vm is installed, not that the "applets" in the browser are handled by the java plugin. In IE you can specify a java applet in 2 ways: you can use the <object (...) (21 years ago, 30-Apr-03, to lugnet.cad.dev)

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