Hello World

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Last edited Dec 15, 2020

Created on Dec 15, 2020

A simple X3DOM starter page renders a single 3D box using lower-case X3D element names within an HTML5 document. The scene defines a viewpoint at position (0,0,10) and a shape containing a box primitive with a light blue material color. The page loads the X3DOM JavaScript and CSS libraries from the x3dom.org development server, embedding the 3D content directly in the browser without plugins. The example demonstrates basic X3DOM namespace usage and serves as a minimal hello-world template for interactive 3D web graphics.

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Simple x3dom starter page.

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