[x3d-public] *** COBWEB RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENT ***

[Andreas Plesch]

Hello Holger,

super, these are exciting times ! Thank you for working so hard on the
cobweb browser, and sharing the results openly.

Let me know if I can assist in realizing support for the geospatial
component since you hinted at this.There is the x3dom code base but it may
not always be easy to follow. GeoOrigin support is still important although
deprecated.

Do x3d scripts have access to the DOM on the html page on which the <x3d>
tag lives, in cobweb ? Is it possible to use document.getElementById() from
a x3d script ? This way one could query html UI elements from inside the
x3d runtime and act on them, or update html elements following x3d events.

-Andreas


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> Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2016 18:52:47 +0200
> From: Holger Seelig <holger.seelig at yahoo.de>
> To: x3d-public at web3d.org, www-vrml at web3d.org
> Subject: [x3d-public] *** COBWEB RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENT ***
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> Cobweb X3D Browser, Version 1.23
>
> We finally released Cobweb version 1.23, now.  This is the first
> official release for Opera Browser, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
> We did not celebrate this remarkable event yet, but beer was already
> purchased and would be used this week for sure.
>
> I should say that Cobweb 1.23 took a lot of effort and we are proud to
> announce that the final result exceeded our expectations. The journey
> had just begun!
>
> We?ve gathered as much feedback about Cobweb 1.22 as possible from our
> users and eliminated many mistakes and crude points in the new release.
>   Cobweb is now ready for Opera and Chrome.  We are not inventing new
> functions.  Instead, the stable code base of Cobweb makes it possible to
> run in different browsers.
>
> Additionally we added three new examples to our website
> http://titania.create3000.de/cobweb/.  First, ?Milkyway and Beyond? an
> example how to visualise huge scientific data of our universe.  Second,
> ?FourmiEarth? processed data from the well known Fourmilab website, to
> display a pleasant view of our home planet.  Third, ?Currencies?
> processes data of the currencies data of the European Central Bank, to
> show a nice animated graph of it. To do this we draw thick 3D lines
> using an Extrusion node.
>
> Visit Cobweb website now:
> http://titania.create3000.de/cobweb/
>
> Thank to all who helped us.
>
> --
> Holger Seelig
> Mediengestalter Digital ? Digital Media Designer
>
> Scheffelstra?e 31a
> 04277 Leipzig
> Germany
>
> Cellular: +49 1577 147 26 11
> E-Mail:   holger.seelig at create3000.de
> Web:      http://titania.create3000.de
>
> Future to the fantasy ? ?
>
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