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Valpreda, Fabrizio · PORTO Publications Open Repository TOrino (Politecnico di Torino) · 2012
Acronimo inglese (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) che indica un particolare linguaggio software ed il relativo formato di file di descrizione di una scena tridimensionale per le applicazioni di navigazione immersiva in tempo reale quali ad es. quelle videoludiche, della didattica interattiva, delle applicazioni museali online
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Stephan Diehl · Informatik-Spektrum · 1997
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Lluch Crespo, Javier · RiuNet (Politechnical University of Valencia) · 2009
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Javier Lluch Crespo · 2009
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Lluch Crespo, Javier · RiuNet (Politechnical University of Valencia) · 2009
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Hiroshi Maruyama, K. Araki · 2003
VRML (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) is a programming language with promising effectiveness in describing cyberspace because of its real-time expressive power for 3D objects via the Internet. Concerning its 3D design, CAD tools can support static feature developments effectively, but currently, developments of dynamic features such as animation cannot be supported well, thus the tasks of debugging, testing, and behavior parameter adjustment become difficult. A program slicing technique is effective for such tasks. Thus we have applied it into VRML programs. In this paper, we studied VRML program structures and features, then proposed various kinds of dependency in VRML, and also proposed a VRML slicing approach based on such dependency. Finally we implemented several support tools.
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Lluch Crespo, Javier · RiuNet (Politechnical University of Valencia) · 2013
En este objeto de aprendizaje se explica la forma de crear nuevos tipos de nodos, denominados prototipos.
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Moudrá Jana · Cvut DSpace (Czech Technical University) · 2011
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Humains Sans, Couture De Vrml, Raymond Smith et al. · 2007
this paper, we present a method of creating an articulated VRML model with a single seamless surface, which deforms as the model is moved. We will demonstrate the application of this to the creation of humanoid models, although the same techniques could be used to create deformable surfaces for any VRML model. Seamless articulated models are specified as H-Anim 1.1 models, with the addition of a Java script to deform the shape of the surface. We will explain the extensions we have made to H-Anim 1.1 in order to define these models, and also explain the animation method used to create realistic surface deformation. Our method is purely geometric, and requires no special surface structure for the model
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Štych Marek · Cvut DSpace (Czech Technical University) · 2012
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Šárka Gergelitsová · 2004
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Ed Tittel, Charlie Scott · 1996
From the Publisher: Pop the lid on your creativity and go beyond static, lifeless Web pages! With this guide to Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML), you'll create interactive 3-D cyberscapes that attract and enchant potentially millions of Web surfers. Inside, you'll find guru techniques, secrets, tips, and easy steps for mastering VRML from the basics through the advanced concepts. Plus, you'll get tutorials of the hottest VRML tools and a directory and critique of some of the most fascinating VRML sites on the Web! Whether you're an experienced Webmaster or a casual Web page designer, Building VRML Worlds will help you turn your dream Web world into virtual reality, step by step!
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Lluch Crespo, Javier · RiuNet (Politechnical University of Valencia) · 2009
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Alexandrino Gonçalves, António José Mendes · Estudo Geral (Universidade de Coimbra) · 2021
O VRML surgiu da ambição em projectar a World Wide Web para um outro nível, o nível tridimensional. No entanto, e mesmo sem grandes alternativas, o VRML não é muito utilizado. De facto, o número de trabalhos/projectos disponíveis na Web que utilizam esta linguagem é mais baixo do que o que seria de esperar. Será que isso deriva das características e funcionalidades do próprio VRML? O Fórum Flaviano de Conimbriga, um dos monumentos mais emblemáticos da antiga cidade romana de Conimbriga, serviu de base ao trabalho apresentado neste artigo. O nosso objectivo foi disponibilizar uma reconstrução virtual desse monumento, mas fazê-lo de forma a torná-la acessível a qualquer pessoa, nomeadamente através da Web, contribuindo para uma verdadeira democratização do saber. Normalmente quando se pretendem criar ambientes tridimensionais na Web há três conceitos aparentemente incompatíveis entre si: realismo, desempenho e dimensão do(s) ficheiro(s). No entanto, através da linguagem utilizada no desenvolvimento deste trabalho, o VRML, e tirando partido das suas potencialidades, principalmente ao nível da optimização, conseguiu-se aliar esses três conceitos num só trabalho: § Realismo: comprovado por especialistas, particularmente pelo Director do Museu Monográfico de Conimbriga; § Desempenho: funciona perfeitamente num qualquer equipamento informático doméstico adquirido nos dias de hoje; § Dimensão dos ficheiros: o principal e único ficheiro VRML ocupa apenas 22 KB, e o trabalho na sua totalidade (com as texturas), não ultrapassa os 150 KB. Por estes resultados, este trabalho está disponível na Web em: http://lsm.dei.uc.pt/forum.
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呉, 起東, 大沢, 英一 · Future University Hakodate Academic Archive (Future University Hakodate) · 2010
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Blitcom llc. · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew) · 1997
Full collection of the VRML shorts ''Bliss.com'' produced by Blitcom llc. in 1997. Sent directly by Mark Pesce to me for archival earlier this year (2020). You will need a VRML viewer such as Cortona or FreeWRL to view these animations. Featuring veteran interactive actor Mary Ann Daniels as Bliss. All rights belong to the original creators. Uploaded for archival purposes
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Javier Lluch Crespo · 2009
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Javier Lluch Crespo · 2009
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Rinner, C. · Fraunhofer-Publica (Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft) · 1997
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Lluch Crespo, Javier · RiuNet (Politechnical University of Valencia) · 2009
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