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3d_worlds [2025/06/05 17:17] – added quote from melon defining virtual worlds ribose3d_worlds [2025/06/13 19:24] (current) – link to 3D tools page ribose
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 ===== What is a 3D World ===== ===== What is a 3D World =====
 A 3D World is a digital space that is created in some sort of 3D engine, typically you can explore it by moving around and clicking on things. In the Web Revival these worlds are often small and are intended to load quickly. A 3D World is a digital space that is created in some sort of 3D engine, typically you can explore it by moving around and clicking on things. In the Web Revival these worlds are often small and are intended to load quickly.
-Most web based 3D worlds are created using [[X3D|X3D]] or [[Three.js|Three.js]]+Most web based 3D worlds are created using [[X3D|X3D]] or [[Three.js|Three.js]], but there are [[3d_tools|many different tools]] you can use.
  
 Examples of 3D Worlds: Examples of 3D Worlds:
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 ==== What is a game verses a virtual world? ==== ==== What is a game verses a virtual world? ====
  
-Quoted from [[https://forum.melonland.net/index.php?topic=9.msg36976#msg36976|@Melooon on the forum]]+Quote from [[https://forum.melonland.net/index.php?topic=9.msg36976#msg36976|@Melooon on the forum]]:
  
 > Soo, virtual worlds are supposed to have 3 key qualities (aside from being in a computer); the world should continue to exist/change/evolve when you are not playing; changes one player makes to the world should affect the world for everyone (and remain after everyone has left); and the world should allow for multiple players to enter the world at once. Those are the three qualities that give a world life verses it being a plain save file in a game. > Soo, virtual worlds are supposed to have 3 key qualities (aside from being in a computer); the world should continue to exist/change/evolve when you are not playing; changes one player makes to the world should affect the world for everyone (and remain after everyone has left); and the world should allow for multiple players to enter the world at once. Those are the three qualities that give a world life verses it being a plain save file in a game.