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 Come meet us at IDF 2011 in San Francisco. We present XML3D in the Intel Labs Pavilion at the Technology Showcase floor. Come and see our brand new demo: A 3D shopping application. The customer can configure his camera with several lenses and flashes and experience the result fully interactive in 3D. Any similarity to actual shopping systems of online retailers is purely coincidental The Community Group “Declarative 3D for the Web Architecture” is an initiative of DFKI, Fraunhofer IGD and the Web3D Consortium. Originally intended as an Incubator Group, we want to use this great new opportunity of W3C Community Groups and use it to build a community that is interested in describing highly interactive 3D scenes within HTML and the DOM. Continue reading Welcome to the Declarative 3D Community Group  The Website http://threeaxis.net/ has another nice XML3D tutorial and an amazing XML3D/WebGL demo: Fractal explorer. According to the author, Christian Schlinkmann, more flashy demos are going to come. Christian is heavily involved into the development of the XML3D/WebGL renderer and presents also some new experimental features, which are not (yet) in the XML3D . . . → Read More: Demos and Tutorials on ThreeAxis Website There is a new version of chromium-xml3d for Windows and Ubuntu available. Apart from several bugfixes (including XML3DRotation::toMatrix) the new version contains other changes, most notably:
In addition to our blender exporter, we now offer an XML3D exporter plug-in for Maxon’s Cinema4D R12. As usual it is available on github under the following URL: https://github.com/xml3d/Cinema4D-Exporter. Here are some easy steps to get started with XML3D! . . . → Read More: How to get started with XML3D If you want to try out XML3D, you can do the following: 1. Get the Blender exporter (2.49) from GitHub: https://github.com/xml3d 2. Export your favorite scene 3. Load it into a browser that supports XML3D: This is either one of our native implementations from our website or try out the WebGL implementation with an . . . → Read More: XML3D Blender exporter  Edit, debug, and monitor XML3D content just the same way as you do for HTML, CSS and JavaScript. . . . → Read More: Debugging XML3D with Firebug In a “3D on the Web” session on the first day of TPAC, we presented the XML3D approach to integrate interactive 3D graphics into HTML. Together with our colleagues from the x3dom project we presented, why we think a declarative solution for 3D graphics is needed. We got very positive and helpful feedback from the participants (W3C, Boeing, Microsoft, LG and others) and were encouraged from W3C members to start a W3C Incubator Group on that topic. Continue reading XML3D presented at W3C TPAC The new and open XML3D mailing list provides a discussion forum for XML3D users (or interested in becoming those). |
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