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Gist 3512104

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

This visualization demonstrates an XML schema definition for an OrientationInterpolator, a component that maps time-based keyframes to rotation values. It shows how the XMT-A specification structures interpolator data through a complexType containing an optional IS element and attributes for key (MFFloat) and keyValue (MFRotation) arrays, while inheriting the DefUseGroup attribute group. The rendering approach relies on the raw XSLT file, which presents the schema hierarchy directly as text, with no graphical or interactive elements—the code merely declares the type structure rather than executing any visualization logic.

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