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I want to draw a surface in Java3D and I need to set bounds (using BoundingBox, BoundingSphere, BoundinLeaf or something else) because I'm working with infinite surface (in some cases I devide with number that is very close to 0). Computer automaticly sets bounds, but I need something else (for example only to see surface that belongs to cube with diagonal points (-6,-6,-6) and (6,6,6)). Any ideas or similar experiences are welcome!
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Are you talking about setting bounds of the frame, or the 3D shapes your wanting to draw?
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I'm talking about setting bounds of the 3D shapes I want to draw.
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