Difference between revisions of "What are profiles?"
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When you decide to create a scene, you should choose a profile that contains the nodes and functionality you need. It acts as a contract to the viewer (browser) which should protest if it is not capable of supporting that profile. | When you decide to create a scene, you should choose a profile that contains the nodes and functionality you need. It acts as a contract to the viewer (browser) which should protest if it is not capable of supporting that profile. | ||
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| − | Core | + | #Core |
| − | Full | + | #Full |
| − | Immersive | + | #Immersive |
| − | Interactive | + | #Interactive |
| − | Interchange | + | #Interchange |
| − | MPEG-4 interactive | + | #MPEG-4 interactive |
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| + | [http://www.web3d.org/x3d/specifications/#x3d-spec See the x3d Specs] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:50, 16 August 2006
Profiles are subsets of the x3d specs. They are declared in the x3d tag, like this:
Code:
<X3D version='3.1' profile='Interactive' ...
When you decide to create a scene, you should choose a profile that contains the nodes and functionality you need. It acts as a contract to the viewer (browser) which should protest if it is not capable of supporting that profile.
Current profiles are:
- Core
- Full
- Immersive
- Interactive
- Interchange
- MPEG-4 interactive
