[x3d-public] Beginner questions part 2 :)

[Joseph D Williams]

➢ ....so, I just wanna get a feel for what X3D code looks like,

OK, get out a pencil and paper. Start with a top view of your room and dimension it in meters.
Do the same with front and back and side as necessary for you to place an x y z dimension label at each corner or other point of interest. You can use these dimensions create a piece of 6D geometry in x3d. 
Now get a text editor and the X3d standard and figure out how to use those dimensions to create a Shape.
That will be some sort of a start, but if you get a browser like instant or x3dom, run some examples and then read the code you will get the ideas. 

Thanks and Best, 
Joe 

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Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2019 10:39 AM
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Subject: [x3d-public] Beginner questions part 2 :)

Hi,
....so, I just wanna get a feel for what X3D code looks like, I was just wondering if anybody here could help me out with these 2?:
1) A simple room, 4 walls, that you can move around inside of, with the cursor keys. Looking-up-and-down, for the moment, NOT needed (I'll tackle that later :) ). I'm curious as to how the walls, ie. the polygons, will be defined for example....
2) A model of a man (made in say, Blender), taking a step. I'm curious as to how the Blender file will be made available to the browser, ie. made programmable by   Javascript; and then, how the JS itself *makes* the man take a step.
If this is too hard/undecipherable for a total beginner, then Tell Me! :)

Thanks everyone, I really appreciate you guys' help :)


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