Difference between revisions of "Viewpoint-binding-0.x3d"
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+ | That is, isBound events are sent when a given node becomes, or ceases to be, the active node. The node at the top of the stack (the most recently bound node) is the active node for its type and is used by the browser to set the world state. If the stack is empty (i.e., either the X3D file has no bindable nodes for a given type or the stack has been popped until empty), the default field values for that node type are used to set world state. The results are undefined if a multiply instanced (DEF/USE) bindable node is bound. | ||
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+ | So the default values of 0 0 10 should be used, not a fit to world. |
Revision as of 23:26, 28 July 2008
Tests initial binding of viewpoints. Should be at 0 0 10
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <X3D profile="Interchange"> <Scene> <Shape> <Box/> </Shape> </Scene> </X3D>
Browser Results
Browser | Version | Result | Notes | |
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BS Contact | 7.107 | Correct | ||
Octaga | 2.2.0.12 | Correct | ||
Instant Reality | 2.0.0_beta4 | Incorrect | Performs a fit to world | |
Vivaty | Latest(7/28/2008) | Correct | ||
Xj3D | 2_M1_DEV_2008-06_02 | Correct |
Specification Notes
From 7.2.2:
That is, isBound events are sent when a given node becomes, or ceases to be, the active node. The node at the top of the stack (the most recently bound node) is the active node for its type and is used by the browser to set the world state. If the stack is empty (i.e., either the X3D file has no bindable nodes for a given type or the stack has been popped until empty), the default field values for that node type are used to set world state. The results are undefined if a multiply instanced (DEF/USE) bindable node is bound.
So the default values of 0 0 10 should be used, not a fit to world.