Help required in Integrating 3D Engine in ASP.net Web application
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Hi Everybody, I have very specific requirement. I need to show river bed in interactive 3D format in ASP.net web based application. I have never worked on 3D. Please let me know what 3D engine I can use to create interactive web application. This website should be compatible with all major browsers. thanks, Umrahi
If you have faith in the cause and the means and in God, the hot Sun will be cool for you.
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Hi Everybody, I have very specific requirement. I need to show river bed in interactive 3D format in ASP.net web based application. I have never worked on 3D. Please let me know what 3D engine I can use to create interactive web application. This website should be compatible with all major browsers. thanks, Umrahi
If you have faith in the cause and the means and in God, the hot Sun will be cool for you.
You mean like parametric 3D?, or just a node map?, Do you have to rotate the river bed, showing the top and bottom? Maybe your mean a 2D drawing or image. You need to be more specific in the term 3D. 3D could just mean wearing 3D glasses so the image stands out at you. [EDIT] I use 3D parametric CAD software at night to create parts and assemblies on the side as a hobby. Programs like GeoMagic Design use Direct X 9.0 as a canvas for drawing and displaying the parts. I think on Macs they use Open GL. You should really Google the subject, because I've been here for 5 years, and your the first to ask. [EDIT 2] I guess there is such a thing. A HTML5 3D Parametric Open GL Support, control, module or something that will display a 3D Parametric file in multiple formats supported by SolidWorks, I forget the name of the standard format for parametric files, but it's the same used for 3D printers. Hard part is making the drawing file. I know movies use Geomagic to scan a scene, and convert it to a node map, and then fill in the nodes to create a parametric map, for coloring and rendering. Well, more fun that writing code for a living. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3G4bKnZ5kA[^] [blog on the subject of 3DOpenGl and HTML5^]