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The problem is that I’m new to jme, but the project I’m working is not… It has a lot of stuff written for jme2, so I’m stuck with it
Thanks for your help.

If you’re new to jME then there’s really no reason for you to be working with jME2. Jump ship immediately and get on jME3!

That said, no that’s not something that’s built in. If you’re interesting in […]

@sbook said:
Yeah, not a problem… Just get the float buffers for each, drop the 8 adjoining vertices, and build it into a single buffer. You shouldn’t even need to change the faces

Thanks for your […]

Yeah, not a problem… Just get the float buffers for each, drop the 8 adjoining vertices, and build it into a single buffer. You shouldn’t even need to change the faces

I’m going to be doing some more research on this topic, and then I’ll post my questions, if I still have any, in a more appropriate category on the forum.

Thanks for your help everyone.

http://www.jmonkeyengine.org/wiki/doku.php/jme3:faq

Look at: How do I read out graphic card capabilities?

@madjack
@normen
@sbook
@Tumaini

I took out my graphics card so I could test this quicker.

The program no longer works in applet mode, but does work in the exe version. Any ideas?

Is it because applets […]

@normen said:
Please read the manual, flicking a random switch that has a similar label has some comedic relief but it won’t get you any further..

Ah, yes, I see what that check-box is for. In theory that […]

Game engines are like cars. They’re not being built to support technology that has passed its prime. I do understand that your audience might have low-end computers, but you’ll have a hard time finding an engine […]

Please read the manual, flicking a random switch that has a similar label has some comedic relief but it won’t get you any further..

How do you instantiate your Application? Mind showing the code?
This is how you do it (see the link in sbook’s post):

The OpenGL1 renderer (OpenGL 1.1 only) lacks support for some things as of yet (i.e. […]

@normen said:
You can run jME3 on low-end computers in OpenGL1 mode.

Yes, it can, but that’s pretty new and I wouldn’t qualify OpenGL 1 as being jME3′s targeted audience.

I tried the opengl1 mode and did a clean and rebuild, it didn’t work.

Edit: Or rather I hit the check-box in project settings for opengl1 compatibility mode and it didn’t work.

You can run jME3 on low-end computers in OpenGL1 mode. As madjack stated, using jME2 means that you are completely on your own.

@valentiinro said:Does anyone know if JME2 is more accessible to older computers (as it doesn’t use GLSL for everything) and also is there a SDK or plugin for JME2 so I can have access to some of the features […]

jME2 is deprecated and no longer maintained, except maybe for dire bugs or the like, if that.

jME3 is targeted at mid-range and above. It’s not really apt for crap computers.