November 2002
Intermediate to advanced
848 pages
19h 59m
English
As we said previously, for specific applications, you can make some simplifying assumptions and just recompute the projection matrix for the given situation. Unfortunately, when the viewing situation changes, the projection matrix has to be reanalyzed and recomputed. This means that even small variations in display size and other parameters can force the developer to maintain a different version of the source code. The ideal of Java is “Write once, run anywhere,” and most of us who program in Java believe strongly in this ideal even when it sometimes isn't fully true. The Java 3D view model takes this further by attempting to achieve “write once, view anywhere.” Even in the research environment in which code ...
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