This is probably a dumb question, but I’m stumped … How do I open a SceneExplorer window in the IDE?
I read the wiki, and it says “You open the SceneExplorer by viewing a model (j3o file or other) in the jMonkeyEngine SDK.” But how?
When I double-click on a J3O file in the Projects window of the IDE, I get a SceneComposer window instead – not so useful. When I right-click on a J3O file in the Projects window, I get many choices, none of which is SceneExplorer. Same results with the Files widow of the IDE. If I try to open a BLEND file in the IDE, I get Blender, not SceneExplorer. The IDE’s icon bar has icons for “View Model” and “Edit in SceneComposer” but not “Edit in SceneExplorer”. The IDE’s “File” menu has an item for “Edit in SceneComposer” but not “Edit in SceneExplorer”.
Perhaps SceneExplorer is just another name for SceneComposer. But in that case, how come when I open my model it doesn’t display the scene graph hierarchy with nodes and geometries as illustrated in the wiki?
I’m running the 3.0Stable IDE on Windows7. Perhaps SceneExplorer something I need to install. The wiki mentions plugins, but I don’t find SceneExplorer listed among the 190-odd available plugins.
I really am stuck. Please enlighten me.