NEW TO XITH 3D

HI, MI NAME IS CARLOS AND IVE GOT THIS LITTLE PROBLEM, AFTER A WHILE TRYING TO RUN XITH FROM THE COMMAND LINE, WITH NO LUCK, IVE DECIDED TO USE NETBEANS, MY COD COMPILES, BUT WHEN I RUN IT, MY PC CRASHES, IT JUST SHOWS A BLANK WINDOW AND STOP WORKING, IS OUT THERE A GUIDE TO DEVELOP XITH APLICATIONS USING NETE BEANS?

FORGIVE MY BAD ENGLISH

CHEERS

CARLOS

You maybe are stuck in a loop?
Like putting the while loop on the wrong place…
Try to write the update routine in a separate thread.

Good luck

I STILL CAN’T RUN IT, EVEN THE DEMOS DON’T WORK, I COPIED THE XITH3D.JAR INTO MY LIBS FOLDER AND I INSTALLED ALL THE THINGS I HAVE TO INSTALL…

PLEASE HELP? ???

Your caps lock key appears to be broken. Java code is case-sensitive you know. ::slight_smile:

I don’t know about other people, but I find it highly aggravating when someone types in all caps. I can never understand why people do that, it makes you seem new to computers in general–not just xith.

DUDES!!!..please, apparently a new guy in the newsgroup…no body slamming…not yet anyways

Carlos

The jogl.dll and another one, forgot the name, need to be where netbeans can see them. I am uncertain of where netbeans looks by default.

  1. You need to verify that your video card supports Opengl 1.2 at least

If you are a recent user of netbeans, I would suggest you change over to eclipse, I can offer more help there…

a good place to look for config info is

http://xith.org/tiki-view_faq.php?faqId=1

Sorry for the capitals on the other message, I found that I have to re - install all the packages so I’m going to format my hard disk… thanks for the help…

Im moving to eclipse…

Carlos

Eclipse is sooooo much faster than netbeans, you’ll enjoy it.

In eclipse when you create a project in your workspace, you end up with something like

(eclipse-install-location)/workspace/myproject.

I place the associated 'dll in the myproject directory. If you do this while eclipse is up and running, do a right mouse click on the project within eclipse and “refresh” this will insure eclipse sees the dll’s. This is not needed if the eclipse tool is not running.

To add the xith jars you can construct a cvs connection and download the current source or you can grab a recent prod release of xith and add the jars to the build path of your project. If you right mouse on the project, select properties, select build path, you can add jars there.

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