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    This document discusses 3D content and WebGL. It notes that 3D content can be delivered fully from the server, fully from the client, or using a mix between server and client. WebGL allows 3D content to be displayed in a web browser using JavaScript. The document outlines how COLLADA and WebGL fit into this model, with COLLADA assets handled on the server-side and WebGL rendering them on the client-side in the browser. Dynamic content is also discussed, with examples of how URLs can be used to query servers to generate textures, process COLLADA files, or generate shaders on demand for customized 3D experiences.

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    This document discusses 3D content and WebGL. It notes that 3D content can be delivered fully from the server, fully from the client, or using a mix between server and client. WebGL allows 3D content to be displayed in a web browser using JavaScript. The document outlines how COLLADA and WebGL fit into this model, with COLLADA assets handled on the server-side and WebGL rendering them on the client-side in the browser. Dynamic content is also discussed, with examples of how URLs can be used to query servers to generate textures, process COLLADA files, or generate shaders on demand for customized 3D experiences.

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    GDC 2010 - Closing Remarks

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    This document discusses 3D content and WebGL. It notes that 3D content can be delivered fully from the server, fully from the client, or using a mix between server and client. WebGL allows 3D content to be displayed in a web browser using JavaScript. The document outlines how COLLADA and WebGL fit into this model, with COLLADA assets handled on the server-side and WebGL rendering them on the client-side in the browser. Dynamic content is also discussed, with examples of how URLs can be used to query servers to generate textures, process COLLADA files, or generate shaders on demand for customized 3D experiences.

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    Closing remarks

    Rémi Arnaud
    Scream!Point
    3D Client/Server architectures

    x% client
    100% client 100% server
    y% server

    Game
    WebGL On live
    Plug-in
    Where in the web are COLLADA and WebGL ?

    Server Client

    Web Browser

    **Copied from “WebGL/COLLADA whitepaper” – Rita Turkowski – To be published


    Dynamic content
    • Power of URL
    – Query for a document
    – Query for a subset (#)
    – Query a database (Xpath)
    – Query a on demand server
    • Generate texture on the fly
    • Process COLLADA for specific devide (on demand
    content pipeline)
    • Generate shader on demand
    – Generate javascript on the fly
    Web 3.D
    • 3.D user content servers
    – 3Dvia, Google Warehouse … (zip) -> xml query
    – Web app query database with query API
    • 3.D content tools in a web page
    – Second life precursor - Sirikata
    – Online Image Editor Picnik Acquired By Google
    • 3.D mashup & publishing
    – Component library :: Easy user content creation
    – Publish :: Google Earth/facebook/…
    • From 3D content to Web 3.D content
    – (COLLADA) Physics
    – (COLLADA) Animations
    – …
    Thank you

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