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Use wireBrowser to displays objects created with wireBuilder

by

downloading the wireBrowser.jar to your server

and

then including the following html tags in your pages:

Hyper Text Markup Language Tag

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<applet width="702" height="410" code="wireBrowser.class"> For now make sure to use the prescribed width and height.  We will fix this like in wireLess.  

If you are going to display an object in the oole/wires directory then code should equal http://www.utep.edu/oole/wireBrowser.class.

<param name="ARCHIVE" value="wireBrowser.jar" The name of the actual wireBrowser.class compressed archive file.
<param name="Background" value="0 0 0"> Red, green, and blue (rgb) values from 0 to 255.  "0 0 0" is black, "255 255 255" is white.  Experiment with the appropriate colors for optimum 3D viewing!
<param name="Dx" value=".5"> If Mode = "Roll"  then Dx tells wireBrowser how quickly to turn the model from left to right.
<param name="Dy" value="0"> If Mode = "Roll"  or "Rotate" then Dy tells wireBrowser how quickly to turn the model up-down or clockwise-counterclockwise!
<param name="file" value="wires/planets3.txt"> This is the name of the file which contains your model relative to the location of the wireBrowser.jar
<param name="LinksOn" value="true"> true if you have links, false if you don't want the links to work
<param name="Mode" value="Roll"> either Roll or Rotate
<param name="Scale" value="100"> 100 to show the same size as when you created the model
<param name="SpinOn" value="true"> true if you want the model to Roll or Rotate automatically
<param name="Display" value="2D"> 3D if you want the model to be displayed in 3D with red-blue filter glasses
<param name="WireOn" value="false"> true if you want the polygons to be displayed highlighted, the wire frame!
You need a Java 1.1 Enabled Web Browser! some text to warn people that they need Java 1.1
</applet> the end of applet parameters!

 

 

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The applets throughout this site require a Java 1.1 enabled web browser.
800 x 600 resolution (or higher) and 16 bit color recommended.

Monday, January 03, 2005

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