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VRML - JAVA3d

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wito - 10 Jan 2006 18:19 GMT
Hello
I need to write program which is showing: a VRML file(in fact X3D :( ) in
Java. I have to use JOGL as a renderer(but could be java3d). Does anybody
have an example of how to read VRML file -  in fact i am searching the net
for a few days and i cant find nothing except Xj3D - but with no examples
included :(;

Ufff...
In fact I will be the happiest man in the world if i have a list of
verticles which the (vrml or x3d) consist of - because my program have to:
-change the visibility factor for a selected object:
-get to know what color is under mouse coursor(this is easy i think)

I know that I coud parse the vrml file or X3D(as it is XML file), but there
should be simpler way to do this;

finnaly
i found out that there is on the net file(picking object) with VRML;
http://www.java2s.com/Code/Java/3D/LoadingaVRMLfile.htm
but when i am clicking en exception is thrown... - do you have the same??

any idea? suggestion?

and if anybody have written program which manipulated data from VRML (X3D)
in java, please tell where you find info about what to do that; examples are
welcomed :)

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mjb - 11 Jan 2006 18:27 GMT
The following program uses Java+JOGL and reads/writes VRML2 and X3D:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mjbworld/

There is some information about how the program works here:

http://www.euclideanspace.com/mjbWorld/

Martin


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