X3D Exporter about unityx3d HOT 5 OPEN

I've summarized the process / outputs of my use of the X3D Exporter in this post.

Disclaimer -
My x3d experience is limited to exactly the below. I made no edits to theFranke's .cs script.
I am also not a Unity/.cs expert. I have only worked in this area for a few months.

I placed the unityx3d.cs file in my Unity project's "Assets" folder as shown below:

My Unity project consists of a semi-spherical volume composed of scaled cubes.

The individual cubes are untextured and simply have a material with the shader qualities noted below:

Then per the readme, I selected the empty gameObject that contains all the cells and selected "Assets-> X3D -> Export X3D...":

It then runs for a few minutes and the .x3d file appears.

Opening the file in InstantReality and selecting Navigation -> Show All provides the below view:

I then opened the .x3d file in a text editor and did a find+replace all "<appearance />" with the below:

There was no specific reason why I chose the RGB values, Any valid color should work.

This then produced:

In summary, works pretty well (though the output file is over 10mb in size).

I have attached an output from a much coarser run of the project that is ~500kb.

smallX3DoutputSample.txt

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TextureCoordinate2D as

@brutzman The potential fix is missing. Which node did you mean?

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CommonSurfaceShader - see X3D Programmable Shaders Component

@brutzman The CommonSurfaceShader is an Avalon-only component and is used because the regular Material node does not support the rich variety of parameters used commonly in renderers today. You can however switch it off if you untick Unity -> Preferences -> UnityX3D -> Use CommonSurfaceShader

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I've pushed a round of fixes for everything except the header part "ISO//Web3D//DTD X3D 3.3//EN", which somehow I can't get to work right now with the XML C# API.

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doctype = doc.CreateDocumentType("X3D", "ISO//Web3D//DTD X3D 3.3//EN", "http://www.web3d.org/specifications/x3d-3.3.dtd", null);

seems to work, at least here:

https://dotnetfiddle.net/d3UFIt

I can submit an (untested) PR if desired.

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