taejon <svenohmann@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am using Java1.4 and I develop on a mac 10.4 OS Tiger with Eclipse
> 3.1. I have an ascii-file with four column-values x y z rho. That
> means coordinates x,y,z and the density. They are arranged in steps.
> I want to import the file and to make the density in the x,y,z-space
> visible in Java3D with canvas3d etc. Then I want to mark a part of the
What do you mean by making the density visible? How do you plan on
displaying density? Color coding?
> density with the mouse and use the marked area for mathematical
> operations (for example integration).
In the sense that you would be able to compute mass, moments, etc...?
> I have absolutely no idea how this can be performed, someone told me
> something about voxels...
Huh, interesting. I would think the hardest part would be determining a
method for selecting (marking). Since there are finite elements,
selecting
the elements should be possible. I would think making everything somewhat
transparent, and changing the color, transparency, or something, to show
it was selected would be the way to go. Here is a neat game that might
give you some ideas:
<http://www.nada.kth.se/~joh/minesweep3d/>
> Is there any literature, source-code or anything availible ? Does
> someone give me (in words) a principle idea how I have to tackle this
> project ?
I ran across a lot of stuff just googling for "java3d voxel"
- Kurt
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