Foreword: As we all know, the VRML works we generate sometimes need to be inserted into specified web pages. In the absence of specified browsing, we can use EMBED to directly link to VRML files in HTML by manually editing the source code. However, we know that currently there is no monopoly of professional browsers, and the different levels of technology development companies often lead to different viewing effects of the same work in different browsers. This current situation determines that sometimes we must specify a browser to achieve the best display of creative effects. With the Macromedia Dreamweaver Mxp format plug-in vrmlsuite115 specially developed by foreign friends, we can easily and efficiently insert it at specific locations on the web page. VRML works.
OK! Let’s start our usage process guide.
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In this case, when we enter Macromedia Dreamweaver, we will see the following panel on the VRML on the floating shortcut panel.
The VRML shortcut panel in the picture lists several common well-known VRML browser icons. We can click to select the VRML browser we want to specify to run.
Let's first take a look at the usage of VRML works supported by Blaxxun's VRML browser. First, let’s take a look at the first option we want to set, as shown below. The versions of the Blaxxun browser have been listed: from Blaxxun 4.4, Blaxxun5.0 to Blaxxun5.1, you need to specify a version. In general, of course, The higher the better, right^_^.
There are three options in the Tag tag: object and Embed, Embed only and Object only. The default setting is Object and Embed.
Name/ID: CC3D (Do not change this, CC3D is the ID of Blaxxun’s VRML browser plug-in)
There is no need to talk about the settings of the two options Width and Height.
In the File option, you can directly fill in the URL resource of the link, or you can click the Browse button and select and confirm in the pop-up dialog box. The key is to pay attention to the path problem during browsing.
Background-color (background color) setting: There is a color selector here, which is very convenient to use, so I won’t go into details.
The following option settings are: Dashboard (instrument panel), Force RGB (forced to RGB color), Preload resource (load resources), Hide Cursor (hide cursor), Background Transparency (background transparent, Internet Explorer only applies to IE browsing) device).
Comparing the usage of VRML works supported by Cortona's VRML browser with Blaxxun, there are several more settings, as shown in the figure below:
Mask, Skin, Navigation, Navigation Speed, Show Splash, Menu, 3D-border, wait for all Resources option.
Next are the Cosmo browser, Piveron browser, VRML97-object (select the browser used when browsing VRML works), and WorldView browser settings. Since the settings are almost the same, so...
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