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Hi Guys,
I am trying to create a basic fish tank in a bland 3D environment possibly using Java programming language. I was wondering if anyone would be able to provide me with some links on tutorials to something similiar or if someone could help via the forums or msn that would be brilliant. Thanks all for any advice or guidance!
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How much experience with programming have you got? Have you got experience with Java / OO concepts but just haven't used 3D libraries before, or are you a complete beginner?
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So in terms of experience; I should be able to pick up Java again fairly easily but I have no experience with 3D libraries. I'd love to offer someone payment in order to complete the 3D application for me but I am more of a diy person. |
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![]() Have a look at JMonkey - it's one of the best (I think the best) 3D library out there at the moment, and it's got a great community behind it with tutorials, sample applications and the like.
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its a very big long shot but would u be able to help me out with a starting point in the programming? i have no idea how to use 3d libraries and would love to how something to show me how to start
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http://www.jmonkeyengine.com/wiki/do...d=user_s_guide
The link above gives you far more information than I could hope to give you here! One thing I will stress - all 3D libraries (including Jmonkey) tend to be relatively complex, in that you don't want to be understanding basic Java syntax / concepts at the same time as working round the JME concepts. So if you do want to go down this route and you are shakey on Java, get that up to scratch first before you start looking at trying to do complex 3D stuff!
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Try searching around for models in .x format (I would have a more thorough look but haven't got time at the moment.) You might find something you can modify / drop into a modelling program you can use for the purpose.
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