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This list contains links to the various parts of the Wonderland support site documentation. These are annotated for common understanding
Updated on 2008-05-25
Created on 2008-05-25
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java.net Forums : test object appears in world, but no ...
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2. for real. Install a web server such as Apache, and point it at your artwork
directory. Set the wonderland.art.url.base to the http: url for your artwork.
For
example:
wonderland.useLocalArt=false
wonderland.art.url.base=http://myhost.com/wonderland-art/compiled_models/
When
you want to share artwork with other clients, you will need to set up a web
server anyway, so it might be worth doing now.
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Wonderland Menus
This looks like something we need for importing models to our own little Wonderland corner. Still looking for missing bits.
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Import Model (dev)
This allows you to import a 3D model into the world. If this experimental feature is not enabled, setwonderland.experimentalfeatures=truein yourmy.build.propertiesfile and restart Wonderland.
World Editor (dev)
The World Editor allows you to look at the Java3D scene graph and make changes to things like transparency and textures. If this experimental feature is not enabled, setwonderland.experimentalfeatures=truein yourmy.build.propertiesfile and restart Wonderland.
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TWiki . Javadesktop . WonderlandRoadmap
Re: Wonderland version 0.4
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Release 0.4 - April 2008 - Feature Release based on 0.3
Starting at the beginning of 2008, two Wonderland efforts will be going on in parallel. We will be fleshing out platform features as well as developing new Wonderland applications. This work is being done based on the 0.3 code base. The items listed below should be completed by around April. This work, which is already in progress, is happening in parallel with the three major architectural changes described in the 0.5 release section below. As soon as the 0.5 work is far enough along, we will port all 0.3 and 0.4 features to the new architecture. -
In-world object placement
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hosting art locally - Wonderland
hosting art on local server for WFS
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In either Wonderland 0.3 or 0.4, you can host the artwork on your own web server. You can download the artwork for Wonderland 0.3 here: http://download.java.net/lg3d/wonderland/release+voice/2008-0_3_0/lg3d-wonderland-art-0-3-0-20080110.zip. You will need to make this artwork available via a web server, and then modify the run.properties file on the server to specify the URL to your artwork in the wonderland.art.url.base property.
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java.net Forums : test object not appearing in world ...
Some of the issues we experience are also being had by others in a variety of locations. Particularly, rendering things to local server Wonderland seems to be a mixed bag. Trying to figure out where the consistency is between what we want to do and what others have successfully done.
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java.net Forums : New Art import Tool (prototype) ...
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I've been promising to remove J3dFly from the wonderland art path for ages. Well I finally bit the bullet and started implementing a new feature that allows you to load, position and export art directly from the Wonderland client. Unfortunately JavaOne has caught up with me so it's not quite finished, however much of the work is in CVS so anyone working from the source will get the tool.
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TWiki . Javadesktop . ProjectWonderlandBlenderImport
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Add Sticky Note
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Add Sticky Note
- Blender. I used version 2.44 for Mac OS X.
- Project Wonderland. You will need a built and working Wonderland source directory.
- Wonderland Artwork. You will need to download the Wonderland artwork locally to add your own content.
- J3dFly. You will need to install J3dFly to convert data to the Wonderland format.
- Blender. I used version 2.44 for Mac OS X.
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