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11-28-2007, 11:36 PM

ramk

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Java Applet 3D programming

Hello all,

I have to write a java applet program where an object needs to be displayed on the negative z axis, like a square box.

I was wondering if there is any tutorial to use the 3d functions or how to display in the z axis.

Thanks
Ramk.

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