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X3D Cookbook

Integrate 3D content seamlessly into your webpage – the scene is directly written into the HTML markup. No Plugins needed. Open and Royalty-Free for non-commercial and commercial purposes.

X3D Cookbook is collection X3D scenes which each serve as an example illustrating an X3D capability or visualization technique. The Cookbook grows out of a tutorial  Building Dynamic Interactive X3D Scenes: A Cookbook presented at Web3D 2019 Conference.

When possible the Cookbook examples will be available at glitch projects. glitch.com is website offering an online development environment for websites and will be used for examples that are viewed with a Javascript/WebGL based X3D viewer such as X3DOM or X-ITE.

The Cookbook examples, or recipes, now available as glitch projects are:

  1. Controlled-motion : https://glitch.com/~control-motion
  2. Annotations: https://glitch.com/~annotate-visibility
  3. Heads Up Display : https://glitch.com/~headsup-laser

 

 

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The Web3D Consortium is a member-funded industry consortium committed to the creation and deployment of open, royalty-free standards that enable the communication of real-time 3D across applications, networks, and XML web services. The Consortium works closely with the ISO, MPEG and W3C standardization bodies to maximize market opportunities for its membership. Visit us at web3d.org.

About Web3D Consortium

The Web3D Consortium develops and maintains X3DTMand HAnim ISO Standards. Web3D Consortium is an international, member-funded industry consortium committed to the deployment of open, royalty-free 3D standards that enable interactive,  real-time 3D on the Web. Available  across many application domains and is Web ready. Visit us at Web3D.org

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