VRML-00-03-07 Satoshi TANAKA Dec 07, 1998 - An environmental variable "G4VRML_VIEWER" is renames to "G4VRMLFILE_VIEWER" for consistency. VRML-00-03-06 Satoshi TANAKA Dec 04, 1998 - Maximun number of generated g4.wrl files in the destination directory is customizable as: "setenv G4VRMLFILE_MAX_FILE_NUM N" (N is the integer greater than or equal to 1. The default value is 1.) VRML-00-03-04 Satoshi TANAKA Dec 03, 1998 - Bug fix of SetPVPickability(); VRML-00-03-03 Satoshi TANAKA Nov 30, 1998 - Destination directiory of g4.wrl and g4_X.wrl is customizable with the environmental variable "G4VRMLFILE_DEST_DIR". Unix: % setenv G4VRMLFILE_DEST_DIR directory_name/ For example, % setenv G4VRMLFILE_DEST_DIR /tmp/ Do not forget to add "/" at the end of the directory name. NT: DOS> set G4VRMLFILE_DEST_DIR directory_name\ Do not forget to add "\" at the end of the directory name. - Minor change in policy of automatic incremation of output VRML file: OLD way: g4.wrl, g4_2.wrl, ..... , g4_100.wrl NEW way: g4.wrl, g4_1.wrl, g4_2.wrl, ..... , g4_100.wrl Maximal number of files in one directory is restricted in order to avoid explosion of your hard disk. The maximal number is hard-coded. You can revise is by editing enum's of G4VRML1FILEScene.hh and G4VRML2FILESchene.hh Note that the incrementation is done as follows (pseudo codes) filename = "g4.wrl" // initialization while( filename already exists in the dest directory ) { increment filename } It means that if you delete file "g4.wrl" in the destination directory, the file name in the next generation is still g4.wrl. The JAVA application VRML/g4vrmlview/g4vrmlview.java for network visualization is also updated. VRML-00-03-02 Satoshi TANAKA Nov 13, 1998 - Code refinement of VRML 2.0 driver - Pickability of Physical volume is controllable with setenv G4VRML_PV_PICKABLE 1/0 - Nickname of VRML drivers are renames: (Old names were, e.g., "VRML1File") VRML1 file : VRML1FILE VRML1 network : VRML1 VRML2 file : VRML2FILE VRML1 network : VRML2