Gist 3511582

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Last edited Aug 29, 2012

Created on Aug 29, 2012

This example uses an XSLT stylesheet to define a skinned 3D model type, organizing bones, muscles, segments, sites, skeleton, and skin as structured XML elements. It specifies attributes for spatial transforms like translation, rotation, and scale, along with default values for rendering. The code leverages XML Schema definitions for the 3D node types, with no JavaScript libraries or rendering APIs involved, as it focuses solely on the schema and markup structure rather than data visualization.

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