Package org.web3d.x3d.sai.Navigation

package org.web3d.x3d.sai.Navigation

The Navigation component specifies how a user can effectively and intuitively move through and around a 3D scene.

The Scene Access Interface Library (sai) package provides abstract interface classes for each X3D node and statement, in accordance witht the X3D SAI Specification.

Warning: these interfaces are primarily for internal use to ensure consistency. Java programmers typically only need to use concrete objects provided by the org.web3d.x3d.jsail classes.

Online: X3D Java Scene Access Interface Library (X3DJSAIL) and X3DJSAIL Javadoc.

See Also:

• Package
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22095487/why-is-package-info-java-useful
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/624422/how-do-i-document-packages-in-java

Related Packages

Package	Description
org.web3d.x3d.sai	The X3D Java Scene Access Interface (SAI) package is designed to provide access to a browser and its contained scene graph, either as an internal X3D Script node, or as an standalone Java program.

Interfaces

Class	Description
Billboard	Billboard is a Grouping node that can contain most nodes.
Collision	Collision detects camera-to-object contact using current view and NavigationInfo avatarSize.
LOD	LOD (Level Of Detail) uses camera-to-object distance to switch among contained child levels.
NavigationInfo	NavigationInfo describes the user's viewing model, user navigation-interaction modalities, and also dimensional characteristics of the user's (typically invisible) avatar.
OrthoViewpoint	OrthoViewpoint provides an orthographic perspective-free view of a scene from a specific location and direction.
Viewpoint	Viewpoint provides a specific location and direction where the user may view the scene.
ViewpointGroup	ViewpointGroup can contain Viewpoint, OrthoViewpoint, GeoViewpoint and other ViewpointGroup nodes for better user-navigation support with a shared description on the viewpoint list.
X3DViewpointNode	Node type X3DViewpointNode defines a specific location in the local coordinate system from which the user may view the scene, and also defines a viewpoint binding stack.