Java 3D Programming

Download free course Java 3D Programming, pdf file on 352 pages by Daniel Selman.

Java 3D Programming steps programmers through the important design and implementation phases of developing a successful Java 3D application. The book provides invaluable guidance on whether to use Java 3D, user interface design, geometry creation, scene manipulation and final optimizations. The book does not attempt to exhaustively cover the API or replicate the official documentation but rather serves as a roadmap to alert programmers of design issues and potential pitfalls.

The author distills 12 months of using the Java 3D API for commercial projects, as well as innumerable discussions on the Java 3D email list into a book that all Java 3D developers will appreciate. Experienced Java 3D developers will applaud an authoritative resource containing the state-of-the-art in techniques and workarounds, while novice Java 3D programmers will gain a fast-track into Java 3D development, avoiding the confusion, frustration and time wasted learning Java 3D techniques and terminology.

Java 3D Programming comes complete with a comprehensive set of programming examples to illustrate the techniques, features, workarounds and bug fixes contained in the main text.

Table of contents

What is Java 3D and is it for me?
3D graphics programming
Getting started, Hello Java 3D!
The scenegraph
Scenegraph node reference
Defining the universe
Data model design
Geometry reference
Setting geometry appearances
Lights
Behaviors - navigation, alignment, and LOD
Using Interpolator behaviors
Writing custom behaviors
Using texture images
Geometry utility classes and object loaders
Object interaction?picking and collision detection
Java 3D, Swing, and applets
Java 3D system architecture

Pages :	352
Size :	4.5 MB
File type :	PDF
Downloads:	111
Created:	2022-02-03
License:	GNU GPL
Author(s):	Daniel Selman

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