A Toolkit Library for XML3D. For an overview take a look at the examples page
- Download the standard version of Eclipse.
- In Eclipse go to File -> Import.
- Select Existing Projects into Workspace and click Next.
- Set the root directory to the xml3d.tools.js library
- In the Projects field the library should appear.
- Click on Finish.
- In the file explorer on the left side expand the build directory.
- Right-Click on build.xml and then Run as -> Ant Build.
- Enjoy the newly built
xml3d.tools.js
in build/output.
By default Eclipse doesn't support Javascript in the editor. You can change that by:
- Go to Help -> Install new Software
- On the top in the field Work with: select the update site according to your release.
- Wait for a long time until you see items listed in the big field (on the very bottom-right of Eclipse you see the status of retrieving all the available software).
- In the field below the Work with type javascript.
- Two options should be presented in the big field. They are the same, select one of the checkboxes to mark it for install.
- Now search for web developer and mark the Eclipse Web Developer Tools for install.
- Click Next and follow the install process.
- Make sure Ant is installed and accessible on the command-line
- open a command-line and go to the build directory
- type
ant develop
to concatenate all scripts orant develop-min
for a minified build