For the time being, mjs-volume provides only one MontageJS Component: SceneView.
A SceneView is a WebGL accelerated Component supporting the following features:

• Display a Scene in glTF format.
• Assign view points.
• Play/Pause/Stop animations from its associated Scene.
• And more...

In addition to SceneView another kind of Components, the 3D Components are provided by mjs-volume. These 3D Components extend Component3D such as Node and Material

in upcoming versions of this package, more runtime 3D Components from mjs-volume will be exposed. Also, at the moment, only their access through serialization is exposed.

A Component3D behaves like MontageJS Component:

• it can be declared in the serialization.
• via classList property, it applies CSS Styles, as demoed in this blog

A SceneView is associated with a Scene which takes a glTF asset for input.
To produce glTF Assets, 3D File are are converterted using such tool.

Our command line tool to convert a scene is collada2gltf.
Here is how to convert a COLLADA file and create glTF asset:

collada2gltf -f duck.dae

This command will create duck.json along with its companions files (binary data and shaders).

As they become available, other converters producing compliant glTF may be used.
They could take any other format than COLLADA as input.

Once your asset is ready, a Scene can be created and assigned to a SceneView...

The following steps must following to import a scene:

1. Create a Scene.
2. Assign it to a SceneView.

In the MontageJS declaration, we expose a Scene and set its path to the glTF asset:

"duckScene": {
 	"prototype": "mjs-volume/runtime/scene",
  	"properties": {
  		"path": "duck.json"
  	}
},

To assign a Scene to a SceneView we simply to reference within the declaration

"sceneView": {
	"prototype": "mjs-volume/ui/scene-view.reel",
	"properties": {
		"element": { "#": "sceneView" },
		"scene": { "@": "duckScene" },
		}
	}
}

While we want to clearly extends the CSS Support, we also want to keep to what's essential.
So, this short list will grow with time but the whole set of CSS specs can't be expected to be implemented (and even make sense) here.

Here what is currently commonly supported:

• Transitions:
• timingFunction: ease, linear, ease-in, ease-out ease-in-out

Properties supported by Node:

• tranform: rotateX, rotateY, rotateZ, rotate3d, scaleX, scaleY, scaleZ, translateX, translateY, translateZ
• transform-origin
• visibility: hidden, visible
• -montage-transform-z-origin (to extend transform origin 3d content with depth)

Properties supported by Material:

will soon add ability to set images/color here.

• opacity

The scene property