Gist 3511515

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Last edited Aug 29, 2012

Created on Aug 29, 2012

This example displays an XSLT-defined 2D material type with properties for emissive color, filled state, transparency, and optional line properties. The code defines a complexType schema for Material2DType, including nested elements for lineProps and an attribute group for reuse. It uses XSLT schema definitions to structure the material’s data model, specifying default values and optional attributes. The visualization shows how the material’s rendering attributes are organized and declared, with no actual graphical rendering or data processing involved.

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