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MASON has no facilities for importing 3D models in and of itself; but
Java3D has 3D import facilities. It depends on what you want to do.
If by "3D model" you mean "a 3D object that I can use as a symbol
represent a shark when I visualize it, but it doesn't mean anything
internally", Java3D will do that quite nicely. But if you mean "3D
information for my model", you'll have to figure out how to load the
relevant information and store it in MASON's 3D fields; or make a field
on your own.
Sean
On Dec 20, 2004, at 8:53 AM, Dean Gardner wrote:
> Hi
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> I am currently working on developing a simulation of predatory
> behaviour in great white sharks and i was wondering if MASON supprts
> the importing of 3D models. I have the loader file and have
> successfully loaded into a simple 3D java application but wondered if
> MASON would allows this
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