I came across [url=http://aviatrix3d.j3d.org/index.html]Aviatrix3D[url] and wondered if anyone had used it?
Are those the only 4 scene graphs for Java?
Does anyone know of a site which shows some type of grid comparing features of the various scene graphs?
Regards,
Dr. A>
Theres also a binding to the OpenSceneGraph (http://www.noodleheaven.net/JavaOSG/javaosg.html) mentioned here http://www.java-gaming.org/cgi-bin/JGNetForums/YaBB.cgi?board=tools;action=display;num=1099531922.
IMO, they have a few architectural issues but it might be worth a look.
Kev
You also got AgentFX2 ;D
www.agency9.se
The engine consists of 2 modules, a rendering engine (com.agency9.render.) and a high-level feature-rich game oriented API (com.agency9.agentfx.).
The rending system is a state based SceneGraph similar to Java3D or Xith3D that allows you to do practically everything that is possible to do in a system such as OpenGL or DirectX. Since the system is object oriented it is very easy to extends objects and give them properties such as flickering light, animated textures etc.
The high-level system is for rapid development of virtual environments. It gives a developer every thing he/she needs to control a world. You got bone animation, collision detection, live dynamic lights and shadow volumes. A scene can be loaded directly from .obj file without any preprocessing and everything runs smoothly.
Cheers
Tomas
I’m the one primarily developing Aviatrix3D. It gets used very heavily in all our projects (ie I’m using it almost every time I start up a 3D app these days). The main “user” is the OpenGL renderer of Xj3D. Since we’re getting paid to do all our development this way, AV3D has to work otherwise I’m out on the street bumming for money 
The development community around AV3D is currently very small, but as we push towards a 1.0 release, I expect it to grow substantially. We’re not a gaming-oriented API, so it doesn’t have such a wide appeal that the others like Auriga and Xith have.