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Gist 3511927

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

This example defines an XML Schema for a `Layer3DType` complex type, which structures a 3D layer containing optional elements such as `children`, `background`, `fog`, `navigationInfo`, and `viewpoint`. The schema uses XSLT to specify the hierarchical composition of these 3D scene nodes, with a `size` attribute defaulting to `-1 -1`. The code, written in XSLT, models a 3D scene graph where these sub-nodes are grouped via named type references like `SF3DNodeType` and `SFBackground3DNodeType`.

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