I suppose GIS means GeoInformationSystem?
The ODE4j engine alone does not display anything neither in 2D nor in
3D. Only the demos in the SDK come with a little library for 3D display,
but that should not be used outside the demos. So you can perform a 3D
simulation and then do whatever you want with it, display it in 2D, 3D,
or not at all.
Regarding the positions, when you use ode4j, you have to give objects
positions, then you calculate a time-step and as a result you get new
object positions.
Cheers,
Tilmann
On 09.06.2010 14:18, Fernando Zuriaga wrote:
>
> Hello, I working in a GIS project , and I want to include inside this
> project some 3d physics behavior. My question is: I want to execute a
> simulate with objects but without the 3dView. I want to save all the
> objects position of the simulation to reproduce in the web browser in
> 2d. Is this possible?, Is possible to execute one simulate without the
> 3d view (and save the objects positions)?
>
> Thanks in advanced.
>
> Regards:
>
> F.Zuriaga
>
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