Java 3D beta2 1.5.1.2

Java 3D beta2 is a software library developed by Sun Microsystems, Inc. for the creation and manipulation of three-dimensional graphics in Java applications.

The library is designed to be platform-independent and provides a powerful set of tools for developers to create interactive 3D scenes and animations. It uses a retained mode rendering strategy, where objects are created, modified and then rendered as a single group, improving performance and reducing memory usage.

Java 3D beta2 comes with a range of predefined shapes and textures, including spheres, cubes, cylinders and cones, as well as support for importing 3D models from popular file formats such as OBJ and VRML.

Developers can also take advantage of advanced features such as lighting control, advanced camera movement, collision detection and physics simulation to create more realistic and engaging applications. The library supports both immediate mode rendering for low-level control and retained mode rendering for ease of use.

Java 3D beta2 is a powerful tool for creating 3D graphics in Java applications. Its combination of platform-independence and powerful features make it a popular choice for developers looking to create engaging visual experiences.