VRML97 Scenegraph modelling objects for Python
This project provides a core semantic model for VRML97 objects which is close to (but not identical to) that specified in the VRML97 spec. It is primarily used for the OpenGLContext project’s VRML97 rendering engine, but can also be used for generating, parsing or processing VRML97 scenegraphs.
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