Gist 3512083

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Created on Aug 29, 2012

This example shows the XML schema definition for a 3D Transform node, specifying how position, rotation, and scale attributes are structured for hierarchical scene graphs. It renders the schema as a formal type declaration using XSLT, with nested child elements referencing the SF3DNodeType group. The code uses XSLT’s complexType and element declarations to define the Transform element, including optional attributes like translation and rotation with default values, while also referencing the DefUseGroup attribute group for reuse and identification.

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