Pick an applet, any applet...
Shout3D does not come with just one applet. It comes
with many applets that behave differently. The simplest
applet, the one Shout3DWizard puts in your web page by
default, is called the Shout3DApplet. All it does is
render 3D scenes.
Other applets, like the ExamineApplet and WalkApplet,
let you click and drag within the applet's perimeter to
alter your view of the scene. And still other applets
have custom features for specific demos, games, or
applications.
The
Shout3DWizard lets you choose between different
applets to use in your web page. The final demo uses the
ExamineApplet, which includes an interface for
tumbling, or examining, the objects in the 3D
scene. To change your demo to use the
ExamineApplet:
- Scroll down in the options window of the
Shout3DWizard by dragging the scroll bar
on the right.
- Click the box to the right of the label
"Applet type" in the
"World" section.
- This brings up a file chooser with lots
of .java and .class files. Select the
file ExamineApplet.class and click
"open." The text
"ExamineApplet.class" will
appear in the previously empty box.
- Now click "Preview" one last
time...
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