[X3D-Public] 3D in HTML! What a great new idea!
cbullard at hiwaay.net
cbullard at hiwaay.net
Thu Aug 9 08:18:52 PDT 2012
Could use some fact checking. It's in the realm of "Christopher
Columbus was the discoverer of America" quality.
"Although almost all PCs, as well as mobile and embedded devices,
already contain high-performance 3D graphics hardware to process
interactive 3D, it's never made its way onto the web."
Nothing robs an effort of credibility as much as over-hyped, easily
refuted claims and rewritten history. If we've learned nothing here
on a list representing a community and technology that evidently
"never made its way onto the web", surely we've learned that.
len
Quoting Tony Parisi <tparisi at gmail.com>:
> It's a great idea, actually. If Fraunhoffer is involved I would hope it has
> strong roots in VRML/X3D (but with much-need fixes).
>
> Meantime, prototyping based on WebGL is a great way to prove it.
>
> My $.02
>
> Tony
>
> On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 1:58 PM, Joshua Smith <jesmith at kaon.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> http://www.tgdaily.com/software-features/65264-interactive-3d-to-come-to-html
>>
>> What the bejeezes is XML3D?
>>
>> -Joshua
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