heya ,
yes what fletch says is correct

i know one of the main cpan module packages of vrml is a part
of the perl vrml project called FreeWRL.its at freewrl.sourceforge.net

the other s are very poorly maintained,
afaik
freewrls cool , ive helped some in the project
{contrib rpm spec file etc}

some of the following is perl and some is vrml related

freewrls perl modules are cool
it also has perl as a script node language!

this is a great way to have access
unfortunately its not as cross platform as openvrml
see openvrml.sourceforge.net
what ive been theorizing is a way to tie
a new set of perl libs around openvrml 's c++ libs using xs.
{ala matt sargeants XML::LibXML which ties around xmlsoft's libxml c/c++ libs}
i dont know any c/c++ , but i have fiqured out the xs stuff.
thanks to tips / hints from various sources!

i think that a set of modules to wrap around openvrml's libs
would be beneficial because of its cross platform nature.
these modules would be useful to the vermin out there.
also of interest might be how to make templating and math calculations specific
to vrml and others for protos 3d form items etc etc

i def need another head to help do this stuff
and help you on your modules and ideas as well!
lemme know what you think

In reply to Re: Project: Automation for VRML world creating by drfrog
in thread Project: Automation for VRML world creating by HTTP-404

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