Late Night VRML 2.0 with Java

Late Night VRML 2.0 with Java
by Bernie Roehl

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VRML 2.0 gives serious programmers the power to create 3D worlds for a wide range of application. Late Night VRML 2.0 with Java is your key to these promising new technologies. A code-rich, product-focused approach familiarizes you with today's bleeding-edge virtual programming strategies and provides practical techniques you can use to create impressive new Internet-based environments. With Late Night VRML 2.0 with Java as your guide, you will: write a scene generator and learn to generate objects in the scene; understand how events; flow between VRML 2.0 and Java; create a library of prototypes; gain insight into the Java API for VRML 2.0; find out the latest on the Living Worlds and Universal Avatars proposals; and convert other file formats into VRML 2.0.

Teaches how to model complex, real-time data representations and animations
Complete code for a Java-based 3D server
CD-ROM includes utilities, ready-to-use VRML objects, class libraries, and more

From the Publisher
The latest version of VRML allows readers to use Java and other languages to make things move, create sound, talk to other people, and interact with objects-all in a 3D rendered virtual world. With this ultra-advanced book, hard-core users will be able to utilize their programming and Java skills to create powerful multi-user, interactive, real-time 3D worlds! - Teaches how to model complex, real-time data representations and animations

- Complete code for a Java-based 3D server

- CD-ROM includes utilities, ready-to-use VRML objects, class libraries, and more

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