Difference between revisions of "LavishNav"
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** [[LavishSO|LavishSO]] (LSO) - like a binary XML, LSO format can be used for large data sets instead of (or in addition to) XML. This is faster and uses less disk space, but cannot easily be viewed or modified with a text editor. | ** [[LavishSO|LavishSO]] (LSO) - like a binary XML, LSO format can be used for large data sets instead of (or in addition to) XML. This is faster and uses less disk space, but cannot easily be viewed or modified with a text editor. | ||
*Access via LavishScript | *Access via LavishScript | ||
+ | **[[LavishNav:Sample code in LavishScript|Sample code]] | ||
**[[LavishNav:Object Types|Object Types]] | **[[LavishNav:Object Types|Object Types]] | ||
**[[LavishNav:Top-Level Objects|Top-Level Objects]] | **[[LavishNav:Top-Level Objects|Top-Level Objects]] |
Latest revision as of 18:49, 13 August 2008
Overview
LavishNav intends to be a fully-featured, application-independent navigational system. Its goal is to provide premium, efficient, scalable navigation in 3-dimensional space. It integrates with LavishScript to provide uniform access to the system via commands and objects.
Basics
- LavishNav encompasses these basic parts
- Regions
- Region Naming
- Unique Names
- Region Name Search
- Coordinate Systems
- Best Container algorithm
- Region Types
- Region Naming
- Region Groups
- Connections
- Pathfinders
- Storage
- Access via LavishScript
- Access via .NET (Inner Space)