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[visualData]

Hi, I am very new to Xith3D.

I am trying to install Xith3D, using the documentation - "Installing Xith3D from SVN".
I created both xith3d and xith-tk projects. Then I created a new project Xith-test and copied the test code "Xith-Test.java" from the document. Several import statements give errors.

Code:

import javax.vecmath.Vector3f;
import net.jtank.input.KeyCode;
import org.xith3d.geometry.Cube;
import org.xith3d.loaders.texture.TextureStreamLocatorFile;
import org.xith3d.render.base.Xith3DEnvironment;
import org.xith3d.render.canvas.Canvas3DWrapper;
import org.xith3d.render.canvas.Canvas3DWrapper.Resolution;
import org.xith3d.render.loop.RenderLoop;

I tried to fix the xith3d, build path, third-party/joal, jogl and lwjgl in the following way for the windows:

a. joal: xith3d/third-party/joal/natives
b. jogl: xith3d/third-party/jogl/windows-i586
c. lwjgl: xith3d/third-party/lwjgl/natives

How can I fix this problem so that the code in Xith-Test.java is recognized?

Thanks

[Marvin Fröhlich]

Open the build path editor of your test project, click on the "Projects" tab and add xith3d to the test project's class path.

Marvin

[visualData]

Thank you for the prompt reply.

I have added both xith3d and xith-tk to the test project's class path. I followed closely all the suggestion mentioned in the "Installing Xith3D from SVN".

The test project shows in "Projects" under Java Build Path:

xith3d:
  Access Rules: No rules defined
  Native Library Location: (None)

I still do not have success making the test project work. 

Thanks!

[badboyboogey]

I tried to fix the xith3d, build path, third-party/joal, jogl and lwjgl in the following way for the windows:

a. joal: xith3d/third-party/joal/natives
b. jogl: xith3d/third-party/jogl/windows-i586
c. lwjgl: xith3d/third-party/lwjgl/natives

I don't use eclipse but Netbeans... but your missing the path to the "gluegen/windows-i586" natives
Thats as far as i'm able to help i'm afraid

Oh and welcome!

[Agrv]

The test project shows in "Projects" under Java Build Path:

xith3d:
  Access Rules: No rules defined
  Native Library Location: (None)

Should be sufficient to find all required import. Maybe you can try to rebuild all with "Projects > Clean > Clean all projects". And make sure "Project > Build automatically" is checked.

By the way, where did you find the Xith-Test.java you are talking about? Xith3D is not using the net.jtank and the javax.vecmath packages anymore. Input is handled by the jagatoo input system and math is done with openmali. You should try the examples given in the XIN documentation.

EDIT: alright, just found the PDF you are using; maybe it is time for it to be updated, too. Will do it in a near future. Anyway, the example given in this file is clearly outdated and should not be used. Use one of XIN instead.

[Marvin Fröhlich]

I have added both xith3d and xith-tk to the test project's class path.

You only need xith3d to be in your classpath.

Marvin

[visualData]

Thank you very much for all the helpful messages!

It is working! I tested on Xin examples.

The earlier problem was, as pointed out by Herve Hager, due to conflict in versions. Earlier I was using an example, which was based on an older version of Xith3D.

Thanks Again!