In the neuroanatomy scientific community (and in the medical in general), we CAN'T WAIT to have a proper interactive blender-like 3D viewer in-the-browser that just works. All VRML viewers turned out to be horrible, or just incompatible with Blender.
What about having something faster than JavaScript, say, Python running in a similar plugin instead?
Something that has a complete modern 3D Engine and a Physics Engine with VRML and fair Blender support.
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I'd rather see X3D get a proper DOM: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=300874
remember that the HTML5 canvas 3d context is currently in the works, and from the demos that i played with, looks awesome.
with Chrome compiling javascript code, maybe it would be easier to write a js library as the 3d plugin?
In the neuroanatomy scientific community (and in the medical in general), we CAN'T WAIT to have a proper interactive blender-like 3D viewer in-the-browser that just works. All VRML viewers turned out to be horrible, or just incompatible with Blender.
What about having something faster than JavaScript, say, Python running in a similar plugin instead? Something that has a complete modern 3D Engine and a Physics Engine with VRML and fair Blender support.
Are you sure that Python is faster than JavaScript? I'm not saying it isn't, but in a light of recent optimized JavaScript engines who knows?
What we need boils down to:
* Rotate in 3D with middle mouse button (MMB)
* Pan in 3D with shift+MMB
* Zoom with scroll wheel
* Print object's name on mouse over.
On top of this, built whatever later, for the above cover most visualization needs.