[ODE] XML Formats

[chris]

Hi Dave, on the X3D front there are:

XMSF: Extensible Modeling and Simulation Framework
Distributed interactive simulation (DIS) component
X3D has a physics new physics spec but I don't have a pointer to it -
some browser developers have been implementing it.

X3D and VRML have been pretty widely used for academic and to some
lesser extent for MU so virtual worlds. There are/have been some game
efforts. My guess is the usage has been pretty wide but not much in
the area of games and little that uses physics to date.

cheers,

chris

On 2/6/07, Dave Grundgeiger <dave.grundgeiger at codenouveau.com> wrote:
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>
> Hi. I'm interested to learn what XML formats are relevant to game and
> simulation programming. I did some searching and found X3D and H-Anim. Are
> these widely used? Do these formats include the physical properties of
> objects or just the display and animation properties? Is there an XML format
> specifically for physics engines? Are there other important XML specs,
> perhaps for AI or game scripting?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Dave
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