How to publish 3D animations to Web browsers in xbap

Xbap (XAML browser application) is a WPF Browser ApplicationProgramIt has all the functions of WPF and can be released to a Web browser, which is easy to deploy and can easily display the graphic presentation technology of WPF through a web browser.
Compared with Silverlight technology, xbap is much better in performance than Silverlight because it supports almost all of WPF's performance functions. However, its disadvantage is that it cannot interact perfectly with the background database for the time being, in this regard, Silverlight is a little dominant, and it can easily call dynamic databases. Next I will give a column, how to publish 3D animation to the Web through xbap:
First, we use third-party 3D software (such as 3DS MAX) to create 3D elements, 3D coordinate maps (uvw coordinate maps), and then use blend2 to import our 3D elements and convert them into XAML.CodeNext, we open vs2008 to create a WPF Browser Application. Just like developing a WPF application, we create a viewport3d object and use the exported 3D element XAML file to create a simple 3D animation effect, then, publish the project to the Web server in public mode. At this time, there will be several files in the published files, one is the application, the other is the installation wizard htm, and the other is the EXE installation program (xbap currently needs. net framwork3.5 environment, so when you open the xbap file, you will first run the wizard file to ask if you want to install. net framework3.5 ),
If you have installed. net 3.5, click to start the program directly to view the effect on the web, if not installed, click Run download installation. net 3.5. After the installation is complete, you can run it.

This page is to ask if you want to install. Net framework3.5. If you have already installed it, click Start program. If not, click Run to download and install.

You can also visit this address: http: // 59.108.37.117: 4443/3 dviewer/publish.htm to view the final animation effect.