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elijah

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xith3d unit measurement

« on: 02. March 2009, 06:53:14 pm »

Hi Guys,
In Java3D 1.0f is approximately 1 meter. As I'm new in Xith3D, what will this unit measurement be in Xith3d?

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Re: xith3d unit measurement

« Reply #1 on: 02. March 2009, 08:49:17 pm »

Quote from: elijah on 02. March 2009, 06:53:14 pm

In Java3D 1.0f is approximately 1 meter.

This is wrong.

Quote from: elijah on 02. March 2009, 06:53:14 pm

As I'm new in Xith3D, what will this unit measurement be in Xith3d?

All OpenGL based APIs use the same measurement. It all depend of how you setup your scene, what scene scaling of view scaling you use. If you build a geometry/shape, that looks like if 1.0f is 1 meter, it will be like this in Xith3D, too. But if you use some scaling it is different. It's all up to you.

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