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Image	Description
	Roland Smeenks' PlaneSensor test modified to control Propellerheads' Subtractor synth and sequencer. Each ball represents a control on the synth; the box controls play/pause on the sequencer. click on the box to pause/play the sequence; click and drag on the balls to change the synth controls. Click on image for the video on YouTube.
	A small, simple MIDI file loaded into Propellerheads' Reason; a small X3D file defined to control the mixer elements. Note how you can visually place each MIDI channel (instrument); the grey table represents the mixer. Sounds are referenced as if you were the eyes and ears of the little avatar. Click on image for the video on YouTube.
	A VRML1 model; even though the VRML1 spec has been rendered obsolete in the late '90s, many VRML1 models exist, and some tools still produce it. As of FreeWRL 1.22.4 (released July 2009) FreeWRL will correctly interpret most VRML1 nodes. This model came from the Fighter Planes web site - click on the "VRML" button on that side; and grab the model of your choice.
	Large series of IndexedFaceSets, expanded via protos. Thanks to Adrian Rossiter, http://antiprism.com/adrian . Click on image for a larger view, or go to Adrian's interesting web site for his models and programs.
	Navigate around a shape, HUD shows position in UTM coordinates. Click on image for the video on YouTube.
	Geospatial model - "7 Layers Plus" from the X3D Earth website. Click on image for the video on YouTube.
	A Panoramic picture taken in Wolztyn, Poland in May 2008, original image 4096x823 pixels. Displayed on the inside surface of a Cylinder, Viewer placement in centre of Cylinder, nav speed set to "0", and in WALK mode. User can rotate around, and see the picture mapped to Cylinder wall. The original panoramic shot is here and the X3D file is here . Click on the image for the video on YouTube.
	Townsquare from an older (unfortunately, no longer with us) website - too bad! The model has tons of large images in it; rendering on machines with poor graphics (eg, and computer with an Intel GPU) takes a bit of work; when this movie was taken, images were loaded using a load on demand algorithm, so there can be some stuttering seen in the resulting movie. Additionally, the images were cut down in size to try and keep the frame rate up. Click on image for the video on YouTube.
	This un-attributed VRML model has been kicking around the Internet for a few years; it is a good example of Sphere mapping within the X3D TextureCoordinateGenerator Node. The X3D file is here

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