Interaction Techniques for Visual Programming-Based Design of the 3D Object's Behaviors and Its Implementation

Authors:
Tatsuhiko Sugiyama;Susumu Konno;Tetsuo Kinoshita;Kenji Sugawara;Norio Shiratori
Affiliations:
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Venue:
ICOIN '98 Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Information Networking
Year:
1998

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Abstract: In many distributed virtual environments (DVEs), where many users can join and communicate with each others, the users need to make their own places in the DVE. In addition, it is possible for the end-users to develop their own virtual environments from scratch because VRML and its browsers are available. Thus, the end-users need to construct their own virtual environments. In this paper, to realize a 3-D virtual space development environment for end-users, we propose three visual programming techniques for an interaction development process in a 3-D virtual space development. These techniques provide a visual model of a situation, a visual script specifying 3-D object's situated behavior and interaction techniques for visual programming. We implemented a prototype system using these techniques and evaluated them.