xVRML

xVRML (eXtensible Virtual Reality Modeling Language, usually pronounced ex-vermal) is a standard file format for representing 3-dimensional (3D) interactive computer graphics, designed particularly with the World Wide Web in mind.

Format

xVRML is a text-file format from the xVRML Project[1] at RIT. While xVRML evolved from VRML; it now has an easy-to-learn, XML-based syntax, for which it utilizes an XML Schema to insure both a clear structure and understandable constraints.

Downloads

The specifications, documentation, and example files, as well as information about a viewer application (Carina), may all be found at the xVRML Project website.[1] All but the examples may be downloaded from the Project SourceForge site.[2] An extensive and growing object library is available for public use through the xVRML Project site.[1]

gollark: It's not like you would somehow deprive me of mgollark by doing so, as it's, well, possible to copy.
gollark: Why?
gollark: You can run it yourself fairly easily.
gollark: Do you want my copy of mgollark, actually?
gollark: I was actually considering using some recent AI projects to make mgollark but with more parameters, which would obviously be more better.

References
  1. xVRML Project
  2. Project SourceForge site
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