Package Basic.Vrml97Specification

Class Example18

java.lang.Object
Basic.Vrml97Specification.Example18
public class Example18 extends Object

VRML 97 specification example: another example of animating the camera by depicting an elevator to ease access to a multi-storey building. For this example, a 2 storey building is shown and it is assumed that the elevator is already at the ground floor. To go up, the user just steps onto the elevator platform. A ProximitySensor fires and starts the elevator up automatically. Additional features such as call buttons for outside the elevator, elevator doors, and floor selector buttons could be added to make the elevator easier to use.

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title Example18.x3d
translator Don Brutzman
created 26 June 2000
modified 28 October 2019
creator X3D working group
description VRML 97 specification example: another example of animating the camera by depicting an elevator to ease access to a multi-storey building. For this example, a 2 storey building is shown and it is assumed that the elevator is already at the ground floor. To go up, the user just steps onto the elevator platform. A ProximitySensor fires and starts the elevator up automatically. Additional features such as call buttons for outside the elevator, elevator doors, and floor selector buttons could be added to make the elevator easier to use.
reference originals/exampleD_18.wrl
specificationSection VRML 97, ISO/IEC 14772-1, Part 1: Functional specification and UTF-8 encoding, D.18 Elevator
specificationUrl https://www.web3d.org/documents/specifications/14772/V2.0/part1/examples.html#D.18
identifier https://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/Basic/Vrml97Specification/Example18.x3d
generator X3D-Edit 3.3, https://savage.nps.edu/X3D-Edit
license ../license.html
 

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