The VRML Repository

The term Web3d describes any programming or descriptive language that can be used to deliver interactive 3D objects and worlds across the internet. This includes open languages such as Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML), Java3D and X3D (under development) - also any proprietary languages that have been developed for the same purpose come under the umbrella of Web3d.
The Web3D Repository is an impartial, comprehensive, community resource for the dissemination of information relating to Web3D and is maintained by the Web3D Consortium. A change of name

Authoring & Browsing Applications	Software Development Resources
VRML Browsers and Plug-ins Web3d Creation Tools 2D World Building Tools Image Editors, Image Generators ... File Translators Image Translators ... Java Resources X3D Resources Multi-user Servers	Parsers Rendering Libraries Development Utilities Test Utilities Test Suites

Objects, Sounds, & Textures	Applied Web 3D
Object Libraries Avatar Libraries Sound Libraries Audio applications and tools Texture Libraries Proto Libraries	Art Galleries Educational Applications Technical Applications Multi-user Enviroments and Communities Web3D Technologies

Education and Information	Documentation
Tutorials Courses in Educational Establishments Other Repositories - Resource sites Mailing Lists News Groups	Books VRML 2.0 Frequently Asked Questions Web3D Specifications

Our Mirror Sites	Miscellaneous
Australia: University of Sydney Switzerland: Relog and AlpNET	About the VRML/Web3D Repository Events VR related hardware
last update 2000.12.17

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Changes to The Repository
Following the shift of the VRML Repository from the San Diego Super computer Center to the Web3D Consortium and taking into consideration the evolution of 3D technologies on the web, a facility that limits itself to just one of these will lose relevance for programers and content creators. This repository will rename and restructure itself to reflect these changes. For an interim period, the repository will call itself the Web3D/VRML Repository or the Web3D Repository with the aim to be known as the Web3D Repository eventually. Due to the part-time nature of the work in restructuring the Repository, changes will take some time - you understanding and patience while this is carried out is appreciated.