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Sgeo at 13:28, 22 July 2020

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	<code>#VRML V2.0 utf8</code>		<code>#VRML V2.0 utf8</code>

	Different VRML files may behave differently in different VRML viewers. If the site that the file is on suggests a viewer ~~and~~ Flashpoint supports it, use that viewer. Otherwise:		Different VRML files may behave differently in different VRML viewers.

			If the site that the file is on suggests a viewer, note the recommended viewer in Notes. This is mandatory.

			If Flashpoint supports the recommended viewer, use that viewer. Otherwise:

	Use Live3D for all VRML 1.0 content.		Use Live3D for all VRML 1.0 content.

Sgeo at 03:49, 22 July 2020

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	For all other VRML 2.0 content, check to see if it seems to work better in Cosmoplayer or Blaxxun Contact. If it works well in both, use Comsoplayer(?).		For all other VRML 2.0 content, check to see if it seems to work better in Cosmoplayer or Blaxxun Contact. If it works well in both, use Comsoplayer(?).

			Some content for Blaxxun Contact may expect to be in a multiuser environment. Such content may have non-functioning elements (like light switches and pool covers) outside of a Blaxxun community. Such a file will have a line containing <code>DEF SharedZone</code>. In such a case, make a hacked version of it. If there are lines such as <code>field SFBool local FALSE</code>, it may be possible to change it to <code>TRUE</code>. If not, (todo: explain how to add local and where)

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 Flashpoint currently includes 3 VRML plugins. Live3D supports VRML 1.0. CosmoPlayer and Blaxxun Contact support VRML 2.0.
 To tell if a VRML file is 1.0 or 2.0, it's sufficient to look at the first line of the file.
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 <code>#VRML V2.0 utf8</code>

Sgeo: Start guide

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Start guide

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There are two major versions of VRML: VRML 1.0 and VRML 2.0 aka VRML97 (this document does not discuss X3D, which can be considered version 3+ of VRML)

Flashpoint currently includes 3 VRML plugins. Live3D supports VRML 1.0. CosmoPlayer and Blaxxun Contact support VRML 2.0.

To tell if a VRML file is 1.0 or 2.0, it's sufficient to look at the first line of the file.

A VRML 1.0 file's first line looks like this:

<code>#VRML V1.0 ascii</code>

A VRML 2.0 file's first line looks like this:

<code>#VRML V2.0 utf8</code>