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--- 3d_worlds [2025/07/07 20:56] – create multiplayer link ribose
+++ 3d_worlds [2025/08/29 17:26] (current) – [3D Worlds + Virtual Worlds] linked web revival ribose
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 ====== 3D Worlds + Virtual Worlds ======
-This page is dedicated to collecting information related to 3D worlds, primarily within the scope of the web revival and the web!
+This page is dedicated to collecting information related to 3D worlds, primarily within the scope of the [[web_revival|web revival]] and the web!
 ===== What is a 3D World =====
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 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:**
   * [[https://melonking.net/vr/?world=island|Melon's Crow Island]]
-  * [[https://entranceorexit.net/gallery2/test2.html|Cinni's Entrance of Exit Gallery]]
+  * [[https://entranceorexit.net/gallery2/test2.html|Cinni's Entrance or Exit Gallery]]
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 A virtual world is a simulated world; to be a true virtual world sit must be [[multiplayer]] and it must have a memory or persistence. In a true virtual world you can login, see other player, make changes to the world, and those changes should still be there when you return in the future. A virtual worlds does not need to be 3D, it can be a 2D world.
-An Example of a very simple 2D virtual world is [[https://melonking.net/hidden/worm|Melon's Virtual Worm]].
+An Example of a very simple 2D virtual world is [[worm|Melon's Virtual Worm]].
 ==== What is a game verses a virtual world? ====