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Revision as of 10:28, 17 May 2011
Contents
Introduction
XB PointStream is a highly customizable, cross browser JavaScript framework for streaming and rendering point clouds in a web page.
What is a point cloud?
For computerized 3D graphics, there are different ways to represent 3D objects. The method typically used by video games represents the object as a textured meshed. Essentially the object is made up of a mesh of flat triangles and a 2D texture graphic that is laid on top of the mesh.
In Development
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Releases
XBPS 0.6
[xbps-min-0.6.js | src + example] | Everything]
Previous Versions
XBPS 0.5 [xbps-min-0.5.js | src + example]
XBPS 0.4.5 [Only Lib | Full]
XBPS 0.4
XBPS 0.3
XBPS 0.2
XBPS 0.1
XB PointStream Development Links
3D Image Gallery
Blogs
Specifications
LightHouse
Github
Twitter
YouTube Videos
Extending XBPS
Custom Parsers
