Steven Vergenz

Synchronized browsers are a much more complicated topic. As a first immediately-useful pass, individual browsers seem easier. Plus it matches the old API.

This seems like the sort of thing a third-party library would be useful for! Maybe you could make one @willneedit? A global exception handler hooked up to a text actor?

Are you looking for an actor that always faces the local user? This is doable today with exclusive actors, but not as efficiently as this proposal.

The arguments to this method are in radians, not degrees. Multiply your literals by `MRE.DegreesToRadians`.

How are you flagging the text as disabled: through `actor.appearance.enabled` or `actor.text.enabled`?

Yeah, I'm already working on a reporting API (https://github.com/adlnet/xAPI-Dashboard), but it's all client-side Javascript, so it's less efficient than it would be LRS-side. It's good enough for now though, until...

Here's the thing though: one rarely has to work with the entire body of statements in the LRS. If you're querying the database and it's trying to return millions of...

This bug (or a similar one) happens when attempting to export meshes with more than one user. For the attached scene, it outputs a binary blob of 1204 bytes, but...

Easier to consume by which engines? Only Blender would be able to make use of these, would probably be easier to stick that data in extras than formalizing an extension.

I disagree that glTF needs an embedded behavior system. At the end of the day, glTF is specifically a data transmission format. It's the jpeg of 3d, not the javascript....