Package Basic.ScriptConformance
Script Conformance examples test the ability of Script nodes to receive, process and produce events that respond to user commands and trigger animation behaviors in the X3D scene graph.
The Script Conformance examples provide examples for the X3D Scripting Component, as implemented using the X3D language binding for ECMAScript. and the X3D language binding for Java.
Original examples are derived from "The Virtual Reality Modeling Language and Java," Communications of the ACM, vol. 41 no. 6, June 1998, pp. 57-64 by Don Brutzman.
This X3D Basic: Script Conformance examples archive is online.
The X3D Java Scene Access Interface (x3djsail) package provides concrete classes for each X3D node and statement.
Online: X3D Java Scene Access Interface Library (X3DJSAIL) and X3DJSAIL Javadoc
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ClassDescriptionThis example shows how to add dynamic ROUTE connections to a scene.This example shows adding dynamic ROUTE connections to a scene.This example shows how to use createX3DFromString to create nodes.This example shows creation of nodes from a prototype.This example shows creation of nodes from a prototype.This example shows how to use createX3DFromString to create nodes.This example shows how to use per-frame notification to produce a frame rate output in the Browser console.This example shows how to use per-frame notification to produce a frame rate output in the Browser console.Script node interface between VRML and EcmaScript: this conformance example tests event-based VRML-EcmaScript functionality.Script node interface between VRML and Java: this conformance example tests event-based VRML-Java functionality.Script node interface between VRML and EcmaScript: this conformance example tests field-based VRML-EcmaScript functionality.Script node interface between VRML and Java: this conformance example tests field-based VRML-Java functionality.This example demonstrates a scripted response to a TouchSensor isOver event by changing the color of a Box from blue to red.This example demonstrates a scripted response to a TouchSensor isOver event by changing the color of a Box from blue to red.