pilu

I don't understand x3d!??!!...
I think that should be the xml version of vrml!(?)

But if I open an x3d file with my browser,
i see the code and not the world!
Do I have an other kind of plug-in?

Sorry but I'm not an expert!
thanx

joerg scheurich aka mufti

The the current x3d draft, xml is not the only encoding, there is also a
"Classic VRML encoding".

In this encoding, you need a new header, e.g.

#X3D 3.0 utf8 string
PROFILE full

instead of

#VRML V2.0 utf8


The idea was to test, if you can find a browser, which supports the X3D draft
LoadSensor in VRML encoding as a browser extension to a normal VRML97
browser...

so long
MUFTI
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holger grahn

Hi

basically yes that was the idea, but they put in more stuff to make it a bit
different.

If you run in from an webserver you need to configure your webserver
to return model/x3d+xml mime type for files with extension x3d.
E.g.
http://www.bitmanagement.de/develope...HelloWorld.x3d

Without that the webserver might autoscan the file and sends mimetype
text/xml or something
forcing the webbrowser to show XML text.


With bscontact VRML XML encoded VRM97 and IE as default browsers X3D X3Dz
files should popup up as 3d in Internet Explorer.

Greetings

Holger