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Gist 3511874

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VVeronicaM
Last edited Aug 29, 2012
Created on Aug 29, 2012

This visualization shows the XML schema definition for a background environment, detailing optional attributes like ground angle, sky color, and six directional image URLs. The XSLT file encodes a structured data model for rendering 3D scene backgrounds. It uses `complexType` and `element` declarations from XML Schema, with attribute groups referencing `xmta:DefUseGroup`. The code defines how background textures are applied to different faces of a virtual cube, supporting both color and image-based sky and ground rendering.

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