jReality - the forum

Hi Bergtroll, welcome to jReality. We have 3D-printers aswell, but I've never worked with scanned vertex-Data and jReality. If you have already generated a surface out of your vertex-data and saved as a geometry-object (.obj .vrml etc.), there is a possibility to subdivide your surface with jReality...

Hi tiofredo, at Wednesday we had our developer-meeting unfortunately our responsible for the toolsystem has holidays right now. But we spoke there about your problem. First of all. Do you really need 4 cameras? And for what are the other 3 cameras? Are these cameras just for perspective for the x-, ...

So, I should create a JRViewer for each camera as I need to have 4 simultaneously ? Is that right ? No not really. Its more rendering one camera with JRViewer and the other 3 with viewer from scratch. We will discuss a solution at our Developer-meeting on Wednesday, than I'm hopefully able to prese...

I just talked with Charles about your problem and it seems, that the JRViewer really doesn't provide multiple camera-nodes. But anyway the jreality-scenegraph works fine and should be used, so probably a good solution should be to generate your scene with a JRViewer and generate a second viewer from...

Hello Andre, Apologies for not providing sufficient information. I am building on Windows, using a shell script to update an existing installation. I posted this script in the "Error installing with ant" thread and I've used it to successfully upgrade a few times before and it has always worked. Th...

Sorry, I just looked at the "viewer from scratch" example and figured out, that If you used the whole time this viewer, you couldn't know what I mean. But anyway, this is not the way, how jreality should be used, its more an example how it could be used aswell. So please take some time and read "Use...

As far as I'm well informed it is strongly discouraged to write ones own wikipedia page. Nevertheless I'm sure there are people out there who put their CV on Wikipedia. Having said this: Do we have a Volunteer here? If I find some time (probably not before autumn), I'll do that. I thought about jus...

Here's some impressions and suggestions for your code: Why are you building your viewers from scratch? You get lots of nice features if you use the JRViewer class (de.jreality.plugin.JRViewer). Almost all the tutorials use this class, if you want to see how to use it. Specific examples also address...

Hi! Please do not get JOGL from here: https://jogl.dev.java.net Rather go here: http://jogamp.org/deployment/archive/master/jogl-old-1.1.1/ http://jogamp.org/deployment/archive/master/gluegen-old-1.0b6/ We have no control on Java.net and Oracle does no more support JOGL which is anew a community pr...

For me, everything runs fine. Hi, Possibly no jogl in classpath! Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: de.jreality.plugin.basic.Scene.addChangeListener(Ljavax/swing/event/ChangeListener;)V at de.jreality.plugin.basic.View.install(View.java:238) at de.jtem.jrworkspace.plugin.simplec...

Hi gouessej, there are several possibilities why this could happen. Often it works, if you just try again. If this doesn't work, then I need to know your operating system. With windows, subversion and eclipse, there are some problems with the svn-user. Windows supports just one svn user, so if you h...

Hi tiofredo, I don't know much about texture. All I know is, that your geometry object has to be "open" to be able to put a texture on it. In jReality it is not possible to put texture on a closed surface. For Example imagine a torus if the torus is closed (starting points = end points), then you ar...

The jogl-viewer just describes the rendering backend you are using, what I mean is the kind of viewer you are using, because there are several versions of running viewers in jReality, eg. to point out an older viewer "ViewerApp" or a new viewer with VR-Support "JRViewerVR": at the wiki you find some...

Have you tried starting the program with more memory? If you are using eclipse: right click at your "main-class" -> "Run As" -> "Run Configuration" [left click] -> then opens a new window and you go to the tab "(x)=Arguments" -> then type at the field "VM arguments" -> -Xms256m -Xmx1024m This should...

Or better, watch into these classes and look how they are working or use simple
"Raw" should just use the original sizes of your .obj-files