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What programming style is used for creating 3d scenes browsable on the internet? something like Secondlife?
By admin | August 6, 2010
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Q&A: What programming style is used for creating 3d scenes browsable on the internet? something like Secondlife?
Rainy:The pictures have nothing to do with the content!!
lets say they use .NET classes, but what else do they use?
Is it DirectX or OpenGL or it is a specific technology for web?
Any information would be appreciated.
Thanks
The answer in the following:
Answer by two pi
The environments you mention are quite challenging to work in (particularly for a new programmer) and are not optimized for web-based delivery.
If you’re not already quite comfortable with programming in a language like C or Python, I think you’ll find VRML a great alternative.
It’s been around for quite a while, but it deserves another look. VRML (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) is quite a good tool, despite its age and current lack of popularity:
o With free plugins, it works with any browser
o Code is reasonably small
o Code is human-readable
o Syntax is simple enough to code by hand
o Most 3D packages can export
o Scenes are easily transportable over the web
o Quality can be quite good
o Animations can be done with no formal programming
o Scene definition language (like HTML) simpler than full-blown programming
The best VRML browser out there is cortona ( http://www.parallelgraphics.com ) It’s free for all major platforms.
I’ve got a web site with tons of examples and audio walkthroughs at http://wally.cs.iupui.edu/~aharris/n355/
I’ve posted the entire contents of my (now out-of-print) book on the topic on the site.
I’ve also got some interesting models, like a model of our campus with some interactive features.
http://www.cs.iupui.edu/~aharris/iupui_vr_3/iupui.wrl
(install cortona first)
Good Luck!
Answer by 1sweet
http://www.secondlife.com
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