Examples of Font3D

javax.media.j3d.Font3D
The Font3D object is used to store extruded 2D glyphs. These 3D glyphs can then be used to construct Text3D NodeComponent objects.
A 3D Font consists of a Java 2D font, a tesellation tolerance, and an extrusion path. The extrusion path creates depth by describing how the edge of a glyph varies in the Z axis.
The construction of a Text3D object requires a Font3D object. The Font3D object describes the style of the text, such as its depth. The text also needs other classes, such as java.awt.Font and FontExtrusion. The Font object describes the font name (Helvetica, Courier, etc.), the font style (bold, Italic, etc.), and point size. The FontExtrusion object extends Font3D by describing the extrusion path for the Font3D object (how the edge of the font glyph varies in the Z axis).
To ensure correct rendering, the 2D Font object should be created with the default AffineTransform. The point size of the 2D font will be used as a rough measure of how fine a tesselation to use when creating the Font3D object: the larger the point size, in general, the finer the tesselation.
Custom 3D fonts as well as methods to store 3D fonts to disk will be addressed in a future release. @see java.awt.Font @see FontExtrusion @see Text3D
org.jmol.g3d.Font3D

Provides font support using a byte fid (Font ID) as an index into font table.

Supports standard font faces, font styles, and font sizes.
@author Miguel, miguel@jmol.org

Examples of javax.media.j3d.Font3D

        ambientLightNode.setInfluencingBounds(bounds);
        group.addChild(ambientLightNode);
    }


    private void addObjects(BranchGroup group) {
        Font3D f3d = new Font3D(new Font("TestFont", Font.PLAIN, 2), new FontExtrusion());
        Text3D text = new Text3D(f3d, new String("Wladimir Cönig"), new Point3f(-3.5f, -.5f, -4.5f));
        
        Color3f white = new Color3f(1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f);
        Color3f blue = new Color3f(.2f, 0.2f, 0.6f);
        Appearance a = new Appearance();

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Examples of javax.media.j3d.Font3D

        // path. However, it's not clear what user interface to provide for this.
        double depth = ((DoubleToken) extrusionDepth.getToken()).doubleValue();
        FontExtrusion extrusion = new FontExtrusion(new Line2D.Double(0.0, 0.0,
                depth, 0.0));


        Font3D font3D = new Font3D(new Font(fontFamilyValue, Font.PLAIN, 1),
                extrusion);


        _textGeometry = new Text3D(font3D, textValue);
        _textGeometry.setCapability(Text3D.ALLOW_STRING_WRITE);

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Examples of javax.media.j3d.Font3D

      vertexMap.put(v, vg);
      branch.addChild(vg);
      String label = renderContext.getVertexStringer().transform(v);
      if(label != null) {
        String fontName = "Serif";
        Font3D f3d = new Font3D(new Font(fontName, Font.PLAIN, 2),
            new FontExtrusion());
        Text3D txt = new Text3D(f3d, label, 
            new Point3f(2f,2f,0));
        OrientedShape3D textShape = new OrientedShape3D();
        textShape.setGeometry(txt);

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Examples of javax.media.j3d.Font3D

/* 147 */     return createNode(j3dClass, new Class[] { Font.class, Double.TYPE, FontExtrusion.class }, new Object[] { this.font, new Double(this.tesselationTolerance), this.extrudePath });
/*     */   }
/*     */ 
/*     */   protected SceneGraphObject createNode()
/*     */   {
/* 156 */     return new Font3D(this.font, this.tesselationTolerance, this.extrudePath);
/*     */   }

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Examples of org.jmol.g3d.Font3D

      return;
    if (Graphics3D.getFontStyleID(fontface) >= 0) {
      fontstyle = fontface;
      fontface = "SansSerif";
    }      
    Font3D font3d = viewer.getFont3D(fontface, fontstyle, fontsize);
    loadShape(shapeType);
    setShapeProperty(shapeType, "font", font3d);
    if (scaleAngstromsPerPixel >= 0)
      setShapeProperty(shapeType, "scalereference", new Float(
          scaleAngstromsPerPixel));

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Examples of org.jmol.g3d.Font3D

    if (mad == 0 || !g3d.checkTranslucent(false))
      return;
    int axesMode = viewer.getAxesMode();
    imageFontScaling = viewer.getImageFontScaling();
    if (viewer.areAxesTainted()) {
      Font3D f = axes.font3d;
      axes.initShape();
      if (f != null)
        axes.font3d = f;
    }
    font3d = g3d.getFont3DScaled(axes.font3d, imageFontScaling);

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