Submitted by Leonard Daly on
X3D running in a DOM environment differs from X3D running in the Classic environment. This section and subsections explain the differences. The Environment is determine by the context of the initial X3D scene. If the execution environemnt supports the DOM, then it is an X3D DOM Environment. These are typically (but not required) web browsers. In the DOM Environment certain details differ from the Classic Environment, these include
- Profiles
- Components
- Events
- PROTO and EXTERNPROTO
- Scripting
- Scene Access Interface (described in 19775-2)
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Joe D Williams replied on Permalink
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X3D running in a DOM environment differs from X3D running in the Classic environment.
Please note 'Classic environment' can use DirectOut true which becomes sort of like the DOM (not part of any cascade)