The presentation at TPAC was very successful. Even Sam Ruby used the system to run own 3D-content in his blog.

We have now a clean vision and workplan for the further integration of 3D and HTML5.

OK, no issues (beside the DOM Level 2 Events) with the current WebKit builds anymore. You can freely update and enjoy the extra speed you get on our Mac again!

The very latest WebKit build (r50383) breaks the WebGL-Interface. Even some of the WebKit-blog-demos do not work anymore. Please stay with r50377 and don’t update. We work on this issue.

The X3DOM system will be used to demo some of the results and state of discussion in the Web3D-HTML5 Workinggroup next week at TPAC  (W3C Technical Plenary / Advisory Committee Meetings Week).

Don Brutzman, John A. Stewart and Joe D. Williams will present the current progress of the working-group and will use X3DOM to showcase the new DOM based integration model during the HTML WG F2F meeting, Fri Nov 6, 9am-10am.

We just discovered that WebKit does not support DOMAttrModified-Events which are part of the DOM Level 2 Event Model. We utilizes those events to monitor changes in DOM-elements and therefore attribute updates (like in the jQuery example) do not work in Safari and Google Chrome right now. It is even a known bug in the WebKit-bug tracker since 2006-04-04.

We are really shocked since our synchronize architecture depends on DOM Level 2 events and they work perfectly in Firefox and Opera for years.

The only workarounds we can think of right now would be really nasty and slow.

Just got the domain, server and the initial content up and running.