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[hawkwind]

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   I found an old copy of J3dTree on my machine and have converted it to Xith.  Given a VirtualUniverse, J3dTree display a swing tree of the scenegraph as shown in this image

http://home.mindspring.com/~hawkwind/tree.jpg

I invoke it using

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Java3dTree tree = new Java3dTree();       tree.updateNodes(virtualUniverse);;       tree.setVisible(true);

zip of source is at

http://home.mindspring.com/~hawkwind/xith-tree.zip


Enjoy

[Amos Wenger]

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   I found an old copy of J3dTree on my machine and have converted it to Xith.  Given a VirtualUniverse, J3dTree display a swing tree of the scenegraph as shown in this image

http://home.mindspring.com/~hawkwind/tree.jpg

I invoke it using

1   2   3

Java3dTree tree = new Java3dTree();       tree.updateNodes(virtualUniverse);;       tree.setVisible(true);

zip of source is at

http://home.mindspring.com/~hawkwind/xith-tree.zip

Great ! seems to be a step toward what I call "real-time debugging" (see dev plan for Xith 2).

[Marvin Fröhlich]

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   I found an old copy of J3dTree on my machine and have converted it to Xith.  Given a VirtualUniverse, J3dTree display a swing tree of the scenegraph as shown in this image

http://home.mindspring.com/~hawkwind/tree.jpg

I invoke it using

1   2   3

Java3dTree tree = new Java3dTree();       tree.updateNodes(virtualUniverse);;       tree.setVisible(true);

zip of source is at

http://home.mindspring.com/~hawkwind/xith-tree.zip


Enjoy

Cool . I had something like that in mind. Good to know it already done so far. Thank you very much .

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[Amos Wenger]

All

   I found an old copy of J3dTree on my machine and have converted it to Xith.  Given a VirtualUniverse, J3dTree display a swing tree of the scenegraph as shown in this image

http://home.mindspring.com/~hawkwind/tree.jpg

I invoke it using

1   2   3

Java3dTree tree = new Java3dTree();       tree.updateNodes(virtualUniverse);;       tree.setVisible(true);

zip of source is at

http://home.mindspring.com/~hawkwind/xith-tree.zip


Enjoy

Cool . I had something like that in mind. Good to know it already done so far. Thank you very much .

We should see if we can extend that to a generic object observer.

[khangharoth]

Thanks dude , .it can become a handy tool for debugging purpose if we can make it dynamic ,
say it gets updated when we make any change to the sceneGraph.

[Marvin Fröhlich]

Thanks dude , .it can become a handy tool for debugging purpose if we can make it dynamic ,
say it gets updated when we make any change to the sceneGraph.

Are you maybe interested in doing this?

[khangharoth]

Are you maybe interested in doing this?

Yaa i am planning to extend this and use as a debugging tool as presently i have to
rely on Eclipse debuging for itrataing through the Scene  .

Also in our  project we modify scenegraph preety much and it can certainly help us in
keeping track of sceneGraph .

Infact we already have a panel which shows properties of
scene and any action on that panel updates the scenegraph .
So scene can be rendered interactly ,say we can switch On -Off  Shapes rendered
according to rules.

[Amos Wenger]

The SG tree has been committed to Xith-tk : org.xith3d.sgtree package, but it's still somewhat buggy (see if you can fix it).

[Marvin Fröhlich]

Also in our  project we modify scenegraph preety much and it can certainly help us in
keeping track of sceneGraph .

When I've finished the rendering optimizations there will (or could) be the possibility to add scenegraph change listeners. Maybe you want to make use of them .

The SG tree has been committed to Xith-tk : org.xith3d.sgtree package, but it's still somewhat buggy (see if you can fix it).

I think org.xith3d.util.scenegraph would be a nice place to put it intto. Creating a separate package would flatten the hierarchy too much and make it unoverseeable (strange word ). Do you agree?

Marvin

[khangharoth]

When I've finished the rendering optimizations there will (or could) be the possibility to add scenegraph change listeners. Maybe you want to make use of them .

Yaa that will give more control on SceneGraph behaviour , and would be a cleaner way to do things .

As of now i set one Flag when i modify scenegraph and my rendering thread keeps track of that Flag
and if thier is any change it again renders the scene ,Not a very good way to do things but i dont want to
keep rendering even if thier is no change to scene.

With this approach i have to ask the rendering thread to render in case of any resize or system triggred
paint method, Again not a very clean way to do things.

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[Amos Wenger]

I think org.xith3d.util.scenegraph would be a nice place to put it intto. Creating a separate package would flatten the hierarchy too much and make it unoverseeable (strange word ). Do you agree?

Moved.