Simplest Way to Use Java 3D 1.6.0 and Java 8 in Visual Studio Code (with Source Code)

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This video explains how to use Java 3D 1.6.0 and Java 8 in Visual Studio Code .

0:00 Simplest Way to Use Java 3D 1.6.0 and Java 8 in Visual Studio Code
1:23 Installing Java Extension Pack
2:13 Creating a Java 3D Program
4:37 [2] Creating a Project
5:34 [3] Setting the Classpath to Jar Libraries
7:07 [4] Creating a Source Code File
9:24 Run
9:46 Changing an Applet Extending Class to a Frame Extending Class
10:44 Run

New Google Site:

Source code described in this video:
Source code described in the video,
"How to Import an Archive 3D Car Model and Java 3D Source Code in Eclipse_1."

3D model file I used:
1) Archive 3D Model Car Volskwagen N180814 (C) Added by: Joshua
License Terms:
When downloading the 3D model, the License Terms page appears.

3DS Java3D Loaders:
Inspector3DS/Loader3DS Documentation:

VS Code:
Difference between User and System Installer of Visual Studio Code

To use Java 8:
I used Google Translate to translate the original site into English:
(By just entering a URL, the page is translated into the language you selected.)
The original site:

{
"default": true,
"name": "JavaSE-1.8",
"path": "C:\\Program Files\\AdoptOpenJDK\\jdk-8.0.275.1-hotspot"
}
],

To set the Classpath to Jar Libraries in JAVA PROJECTS view:
(Project Manager for Java is included in Java Extension Pack)
→ Manage Dependencies

Java project management in VS Code

Java 3D 1.6.0:
Java 3D 1.6.2:

AdoptOpenJDK 8 Latest release
OpenJDK11:

To learn more:
About Java 3D:

Free online books:
Dr. Andrew Davison's "Killer Game Programming in Java":
Dr. Andrew Davison's "Pro Java 6 3D Game Development":

About Java:

To use the KeyNavigatorBehavior class in this source code, I used the following code:

that accompanies Sun Microsystems' Java 3D API Tutorial
Copyright (c) 1996-2000 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Copy of the above tutorial:

Example source code:

Java3D FAQ

Thank you for watching my video, and I appreciate the people who have posted wonderful free software, images, models, and Java 3D tutorials that allowed me to make this video.