Demo applet shows how to subclass from an existing geometry class in JavaView and supply an own computation
method for creating the coordinates of an (animated) surface.
This example shows how to embed own classes in a JavaView project. Nearly all applications
in JavaView are
embedded into projects, each with a special functionality. Such projects can
be reused as building blocks in other circumstances, like a class. In fact, a
project is a subclass of jv.project.PjProject, which allows to manage a set of
geometries, a display(s), and other projects, and to react on animation and
pick events.
Controls in project panel (ctrl-p or right-mouse/Control Panel/Inspector/Project):
| Slider "Number of u-Lines" |
Discretization of parameter domain in u-direction. |
| Slider "Number of v-Lines" |
Discretization of parameter domain in v-direction. |
| Button "Reset" |
Set Number of u-Lines and Number of v-Lines to the default values. |
Usage: Press F4 or Ctrl-a to display the animation panel and press the
START button in the panel. While geometry animates, interaction in the viewer
is simultaneously possible. This animation panel is also used for different
other projects showing time-dependent phenomena.
View source code:
MyApplet.java of applet
MySurface.java of surface
MyProject.java of project
MyProject_IP.java of info panel of project.
