2000 · 21 citations · 3 references
ComputingVisualization3D ModelingUser Experience DesignVirtual Reality DesignApplication Programming InterfacesComponent-based Software EngineeringThree-dimensional VisualizationVirtual RealityVirtual Worlds3D Virtual WorldsComponent-based ContentComponent-based Modeling
This paper deals with the question how the component idea can be transferred to the authoring of 3D content for the WWW. The concept of 3D Beans and their according authoring environment is presented. In addition, an implementation of this concept using Java3D and Java Beans is described. Advantages of the concept are discussed and illustrated with an application example from the area of computer-based training. Major advantages of the 3D Beans concept are on the one hand that 3D content can be created in a virtual environment more directly and efficiently using prefabricated components that fit together. Especially, as the author is supported by a Bean authoring environment that itself uses information from the 3D Beans. On the other hand, a 3D authoring environment offers more degrees of freedom for authoring component-based applications.
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Visualization products on-demand through the Web
Suzana Djurcilov, Alex Pang · 1998 · 14 citations · Full text