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Boxing
This world demonstrates how VRML can be used for animation. It also incorporates the use of Prototypes for the boxers, and shows the basic motions required for Human Animation. I use OrientationInterpolators routed to different TimeSensors. The entire range of movement is coordinated by JavaScript in a Script Node.
This is a model of the International Space Station: when/if it is completed. The model conforms to NASA specs and relies heavily on VRML DEF and USE modifiers. Most of the features are similiar, so I made basic objects, and just copied and resized them throughout the model. I placed links on key components, so another web page will pop up containing descriptions of the station parts.
This is a baby grand piano that can produce 1 octave of musical notes. It uses the Sound node and incorporates animation when you press the keys. It may take a few minutes for all of the note sound files to load, depending on you Internet connection.
This world produces a 3-D version of the Mandelbrot Set, i.e. fractals. I created a control panel for you to start/reset the displayed fractal set. It may take a few seconds before the set is displayed: the time depends on how powerful your computer's CPU is. The JavaScript is not too complicated, and you can look at different parts of the set.
This is an animation that also uses Prototypes. Two knights approach each other and start swinging. I placed Viewpoints (cameras) throughout the scene, so you can see the action through the knights' eyes, or from various angles.
This animation pits the knight against a giant bird. Various Viewpoints allow you to view the action from the bird's point of view as well as the knight's.
