x_ite 8.6.24 → 8.7.0

package/docs/_config.yml

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ timezone:
 # ↓ --------------------------
 
 title: X_ITE X3D Browser               # the main title
-version: 8.6.24                         # x_ite latest version
+version: 8.7.0                         # x_ite latest version
 size: 291                              # size in kb
 x3d_latest_version: 4.0                # x3d latest version
 

package/docs/_posts/accessing-the-external-browser.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ If you want combine DOM access with X3D access in your JavaScript functions then
 There is the X3D object which is always available, it expects one function handler that is called when the browsers (\<x3d-canvas\> elements) are ready, and a second function handler, that is called if an error occurred. These two arguments are optional. The return value of the X3D function is a Promise, which can be used instead of the arguments.
 
 ```js
-Promise X3D ([callback[, errorCallback]]);
+Promise<void> X3D ([callback[, errorCallback]]);
 ```
 
 The callback function is called when the browser is available. The callback function takes no arguments. The error callback is called if an error occurred, it has one argument *error.*

package/docs/_posts/components/Geospatial/GeoViewpoint.md

@@ -83,6 +83,47 @@ Rotation of Viewpoint, relative to default -Z axis direction in local coordinate
 
 Preferred minimum viewing angle from this viewpoint in radians. Small field of view roughly corresponds to a telephoto lens, large field of view roughly corresponds to a wide-angle lens.
 
+### SFFloat [in, out] **nearDistance** -1 <small>(0,∞)</small>
+
+nearDistance defines minimum clipping plane distance necessary for object display.
+
+#### Hints
+
+- overrides bound NavigationInfo visibilityLimit value, if any.
+- default value -1 means no effect on currently defined view frustum boundaries.
+- [Aliasing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliasing){:target="_blank"} and [Clipping](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipping_(computer_graphics)){:target="_blank"}
+
+#### Warnings
+
+- nearDistance must be less than farDistance.
+
+### SFFloat [in, out] **farDistance** -1 <small>(0,∞)</small>
+
+farDistance defines maximum clipping plane distance allowed for object display.
+
+#### Hints
+
+- overrides bound NavigationInfo visibilityLimit value, if any.
+- default value -1 means no effect on currently defined view frustum boundaries.
+- [Aliasing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliasing){:target="_blank"} and [Clipping](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipping_(computer_graphics)){:target="_blank"}
+
+#### Warnings
+
+- nearDistance must be less than farDistance.
+
+### SFBool [in, out] **viewAll** FALSE</small>
+
+Viewpoint is automatically adjusted to view all visible geometry. Typically centerOfRotation is shifted to center of current bounding box and view is zoomed in or out until all visible objects are viewed.
+
+#### Hints
+
+- no collision detection or proximity sensing occurs when zooming.
+- when the value of the viewAll field is changed from TRUE to FALSE, no change in the current view occurs.
+
+#### Warning
+
+- if needed, near and far clipping planes shall be adjusted to allow viewing the entire scene.
+
 ### SFBool [in, out] **jump** TRUE
 
 Whether to transition instantly by jumping, or else smoothly animate to this Viewpoint.

package/docs/_posts/components/Navigation/OrthoViewpoint.md

@@ -77,6 +77,47 @@ Minimum and maximum extents of view in units of local coordinate system. Small f
 
 - Minimum corner must remain less than maximum corner.
 
+### SFFloat [in, out] **nearDistance** -1 <small>(0,∞)</small>
+
+nearDistance defines minimum clipping plane distance necessary for object display.
+
+#### Hints
+
+- overrides bound NavigationInfo visibilityLimit value, if any.
+- default value -1 means no effect on currently defined view frustum boundaries.
+- [Aliasing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliasing){:target="_blank"} and [Clipping](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipping_(computer_graphics)){:target="_blank"}
+
+#### Warnings
+
+- nearDistance must be less than farDistance.
+
+### SFFloat [in, out] **farDistance** -1 <small>(0,∞)</small>
+
+farDistance defines maximum clipping plane distance allowed for object display.
+
+#### Hints
+
+- overrides bound NavigationInfo visibilityLimit value, if any.
+- default value -1 means no effect on currently defined view frustum boundaries.
+- [Aliasing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliasing){:target="_blank"} and [Clipping](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipping_(computer_graphics)){:target="_blank"}
+
+#### Warnings
+
+- nearDistance must be less than farDistance.
+
+### SFBool [in, out] **viewAll** FALSE</small>
+
+Viewpoint is automatically adjusted to view all visible geometry. Typically centerOfRotation is shifted to center of current bounding box and view is zoomed in or out until all visible objects are viewed.
+
+#### Hints
+
+- no collision detection or proximity sensing occurs when zooming.
+- when the value of the viewAll field is changed from TRUE to FALSE, no change in the current view occurs.
+
+#### Warning
+
+- if needed, near and far clipping planes shall be adjusted to allow viewing the entire scene.
+
 ### SFBool [in, out] **jump** TRUE
 
 Transition instantly by jumping, or smoothly adjust offsets in place when changing to this Viewpoint.

package/docs/_posts/components/Navigation/Viewpoint.md

@@ -77,6 +77,47 @@ Preferred minimum viewing angle from this viewpoint in radians. Small field of v
 
 - FieldOfView may not be correct for different window sizes and aspect ratios. Interchange profile hint: this field may be ignored, applying the default value regardless.
 
+### SFFloat [in, out] **nearDistance** -1 <small>(0,∞)</small>
+
+nearDistance defines minimum clipping plane distance necessary for object display.
+
+#### Hints
+
+- overrides bound NavigationInfo visibilityLimit value, if any.
+- default value -1 means no effect on currently defined view frustum boundaries.
+- [Aliasing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliasing){:target="_blank"} and [Clipping](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipping_(computer_graphics)){:target="_blank"}
+
+#### Warnings
+
+- nearDistance must be less than farDistance.
+
+### SFFloat [in, out] **farDistance** -1 <small>(0,∞)</small>
+
+farDistance defines maximum clipping plane distance allowed for object display.
+
+#### Hints
+
+- overrides bound NavigationInfo visibilityLimit value, if any.
+- default value -1 means no effect on currently defined view frustum boundaries.
+- [Aliasing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliasing){:target="_blank"} and [Clipping](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipping_(computer_graphics)){:target="_blank"}
+
+#### Warnings
+
+- nearDistance must be less than farDistance.
+
+### SFBool [in, out] **viewAll** FALSE</small>
+
+Viewpoint is automatically adjusted to view all visible geometry. Typically centerOfRotation is shifted to center of current bounding box and view is zoomed in or out until all visible objects are viewed.
+
+#### Hints
+
+- no collision detection or proximity sensing occurs when zooming.
+- when the value of the viewAll field is changed from TRUE to FALSE, no change in the current view occurs.
+
+#### Warning
+
+- if needed, near and far clipping planes shall be adjusted to allow viewing the entire scene.
+
 ### SFBool [in, out] **jump** TRUE
 
 Transition instantly by jumping, or smoothly adjust offsets in place when changing to this Viewpoint.

package/docs/_posts/components/Networking/Inline.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ tags: [Inline, Networking]
 
 ## Overview
 
-Inline is a X3DBoundedObject node that can load nodes from another X3D scene via url.
+Inline is an X3DBoundedObject node that can load nodes from another X3D scene via url.
 
 The Inline node belongs to the **Networking** component and its default container field is *children.* It is available since X3D version 2.0 or later.
 

package/docs/_posts/components/X_ITE/BlendMode.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ tags: [BlendMode, X_ITE]
 
 ## Overview
 
-BlendMode controls how pixels of an objects are drawn. Pixels can be drawn using a function that blends the incoming (source) RGBA values with the RGBA values that are already in the frame buffer (the destination values). BlendMode is a X3DAppearanceChildNode node that handles blend operations.
+BlendMode controls how pixels of an objects are drawn. Pixels can be drawn using a function that blends the incoming (source) RGBA values with the RGBA values that are already in the frame buffer (the destination values). BlendMode is an X3DAppearanceChildNode node that handles blend operations.
 
 The BlendMode node belongs to the **X_ITE** component and its default container field is *blendMode.* It is available in Titania and X_ITE.
 

package/docs/_posts/getting-started.md

@@ -559,6 +559,9 @@ If you are a developer or you always wanna be up to date:
 <script src="https://create3000.github.io/code/x_ite/latest/x_ite.min.js"></script>
 ```
 
+>**Info:** It is no longer necessary to include the CSS file.
+{: .prompt-info }
+
 ### jsDelivr CDN
 
 Open Source CDN, free, fast, and reliable.
@@ -680,7 +683,7 @@ A Boolean value (`true` or `false`) to indicate whether rendering should use har
 
 ### baseURL
 
-A String value containing the URL against which relative URLs are resolved. By default, this is the address of the web page itself. Although this feature is rarely needed, it can be useful when loading a `data:` URL with the *src* attribute, or with `Browser.loadURL` when using the external browser.
+A String value containing the URL against which relative URLs are resolved. By default, this is the address of the web page itself. Although this feature is rarely needed, it can be useful when loading a `data:` URL with the *src* attribute, or with `Browser.loadURL`, or when using `Browser.createX3DFromString`. This will only have an effect on the external browser.
 
 ### cache
 

package/docs/_posts/glossary.md

@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ Adding a node as the child of another node of the same type. For example, Transf
 
 ### node
 
-The basic unit of a X3D file. A node contains data for the scene in the form of *fields.* Some nodes also contain *events* (outgoing, incoming, or both).
+The basic unit of an X3D file. A node contains data for the scene in the form of *fields.* Some nodes also contain *events* (outgoing, incoming, or both).
 
 ### normal vector
 
@@ -269,7 +269,7 @@ Connection from an outgoing event to an incoming event of the same type.
 
 ### scene
 
-The collection of 3D objects defined in a X3D file; also referred to as a *world,* especially if it is large and immersive.
+The collection of 3D objects defined in an X3D file; also referred to as a *world,* especially if it is large and immersive.
 
 ### script
 
@@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ Shading refers to the application of a reflection model over the surface of an o
 
 ### shape
 
-The combination of geometry an appearance properties that describe a 3D object in a X3D scene.
+The combination of geometry an appearance properties that describe a 3D object in an X3D scene.
 
 ### siblings
 

package/docs/_posts/laboratory/x3d-file-converter.md

@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ $(() =>
 
 ## Upload and Convert
 
-Convert **X3D, VRML, glTF (GLB), OBJ, STL,** and **SVG** to a X3D format of your choice.
+Convert **X3D, VRML, glTF (GLB), OBJ, STL,** and **SVG** to an X3D format of your choice.
 
 <div id="drop-zone">
    <p id="open-files" class="center">

package/docs/_posts/reference/browser-services.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ The current frame rate in frames per second.
 
 #### **description**
 
-A user-defined string which can be read and written.
+A user-defined String which can be read and written.
 
 #### **supportedComponents**
 
@@ -43,9 +43,13 @@ The property value cannot be changed, but the properties of the ComponentInfoArr
 
 The property value cannot be changed, but the properties of the ProfileInfoArray can be.
 
+#### **baseURL**
+
+A String value containing the URL against which relative URLs are resolved. By default, this is the address of the web page itself. Although this feature is rarely needed, it can be useful when loading a `data:` URL with `Browser.loadURL`, or when using `Browser.createX3DFromString`. This will only have an effect on the external browser.
+
 #### **currentScene**
 
-The real type of this class is dependent on whether the user code is inside a prototype instance or not. If the user code is inside a prototype instance the property represent a X3DExecutionContext otherwise it represent a X3DScene.
+The real type of this class is dependent on whether the user code is inside a prototype instance or not. If the user code is inside a prototype instance the property represent an X3DExecutionContext otherwise it represent an X3DScene.
 
 ### Methods
 
@@ -53,27 +57,29 @@ The real type of this class is dependent on whether the user code is inside a pr
 
 Replace the current world with this new scene that has been loaded or constructed from somewhere. A Promise is returned that will be resolved when the scene is completely loaded.
 
-#### X3DScene **createX3DFromString** (*String x3dSyntax*)
+#### Promise\<X3DScene\> **createX3DFromString** (*String x3dSyntax*)
 
 The string may be any valid X3D content in any language supported by the browser implementation. If the browser does not support the content encoding the appropriate exception will be thrown.
 
-#### void|Promise\<X3DScene\> **createX3DFromURL** (*MFString url [, Node node, String event]*)
+#### void **createX3DFromURL** (*MFString url, Node node, String event*)
+
+Parse the passed URL into an X3D scene. When complete send the passed event to the passed node. The event is a string with the name of an MFNode inputOnly field of the passed node.
 
-Parse the passed URL into a X3D scene. When complete send the passed event to the passed node. The event is a string with the name of an MFNode inputOnly field of the passed node.
+#### Promise\<X3DScene\> **createX3DFromURL** (*MFString url*)
 
-If event and node are omitted a Promise that resolves to a X3DScene object is returned.
+Parse the passed URL into an X3D scene and return a Promise that resolves to an X3DScene object.
 
 #### Promise\<void\> **loadURL** (*MFString url [, MFString parameter]*)
 
 Load the passed URL, using the passed parameter string to possibly redirect it to another frame. If the destination is the frame containing the current scene, this method may never return. The return value is a Promise object, that is resolved when the new scene is loaded.
 
-#### Promise\<X3DScene\> **importDocument** (*DOMObject dom*)
+#### Promise\<X3DScene\> **importDocument** (*DOMObject|String dom*)
 
-Imports a X3D XML DOM document or fragment, converts it, and returns a Promise that resolves to a X3DScene object.
+Imports an X3D XML DOM document or fragment, converts it, and returns a Promise that resolves to an X3DScene object.
 
-#### Promise\<X3DScene\> **importJS** (*Object json*)
+#### Promise\<X3DScene\> **importJS** (*Object|String json*)
 
-Imports a X3D JSON document or fragment, converts it, and returns a Promise that resolves to a X3DScene object.
+Imports an X3D JSON document or fragment, converts it, and returns a Promise that resolves to an X3DScene object.
 
 #### String **getBrowserProperty** (*String name*)
 
@@ -182,20 +188,20 @@ Returns a browser option with the corresponding name.
       <tr>
          <td>PrimitiveQuality</td>
          <td>Render quality (tesselation level) for Box, Cone, Cylinder, Sphere.</td>
-         <td>Low, Medium, High</td>
-         <td>Medium</td>
+         <td>LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH</td>
+         <td>MEDIUM</td>
       </tr>
       <tr>
          <td>QualityWhenMoving</td>
          <td>Render quality while camera is moving.</td>
-         <td>Low, Medium, High, Same (as while stationary)</td>
-         <td>Same</td>
+         <td>LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, SAME (as while stationary)</td>
+         <td>SAME</td>
       </tr>
       <tr>
          <td>Shading</td>
          <td>Specify shading mode for all objects.</td>
-         <td>Point, Wireframe, Flat, Gouraud, Phong</td>
-         <td>Gouraud</td>
+         <td>POINT, WIREFRAME, FLAT, GOURAUD, PHONG</td>
+         <td>GOURAUD</td>
       </tr>
       <tr>
          <td>SplashScreen</td>
@@ -206,8 +212,8 @@ Returns a browser option with the corresponding name.
       <tr>
          <td>TextureQuality</td>
          <td>Quality of texture map display.</td>
-         <td>Low, Medium, High</td>
-         <td>Medium</td>
+         <td>LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH</td>
+         <td>MEDIUM</td>
       </tr>
       <tr>
          <td>Cache</td>
@@ -351,7 +357,7 @@ Returns a rendering property with the corresponding *name*.
 
 #### void **addBrowserCallback** (*Any key, Function callback*)
 
-Adds a browser *callback* function associated with *key,* where *key* can be of any type. The callback function is called when a browser event has been occurred. The signature of the callback function is *function (browserEvent)*, where browserEvent can be any value listed below:
+Adds a browser *callback* function associated with *key,* where *key* can be of any type. The callback function is called when a browser event has been occurred. The signature of the callback function is `function (browserEvent)`, where browserEvent can be any value listed below:
 
 - X3DConstants .CONNECTION_ERROR
 - X3DConstants .BROWSER_EVENT
@@ -385,7 +391,7 @@ Changes the bound viewpoint node to the last viewpoint in the list of user viewp
 
 #### void **changeViewpoint** (*[SFNode layerNode,] name String*)
 
-Changes the bound viewpoint node to the viewpoint named name. The viewpoint must be available in *layerNode*. If *layerNode* is omitted, the active layer is used.
+Changes the bound viewpoint node to the viewpoint named *name*. The viewpoint must be available in *layerNode*. If *layerNode* is omitted, the active layer is used.
 
 #### void **print** (*Object object*)
 
@@ -397,22 +403,40 @@ Prints *object* to the browser's console, inserting a newline character after th
 
 ### VRML Methods
 
+To be downward compatible with VRML, the following additional functions are available:
+
 #### String **getName** ()
 
+A browser-implementation specific string describing the browser.
+
 #### String **getVersion** ()
 
+A browser-implementation specific string describing the browser version.
+
 #### Number **getCurrentSpeed** ()
 
+The current speed of the avatar in m/s.
+
 #### Number **getCurrentFrameRate** ()
 
+The current frame rate in frames per second.
+
 #### String **getWorldURL** ()
 
+A string containing the URL of this execution context.
+
 #### void **replaceWorld** (*MFNode nodes*)
 
+Replace the current world with this new nodes that has been loaded or constructed from somewhere.
+
 #### MFNode **createVrmlFromString** (*String vrmlSyntax*)
 
+The string may be any valid VRML content.
+
 #### void **createVrmlFromURL** (*MFString url, SFNode node, String event*)
 
+Parse the passed URL into an VRML scene. When complete send the passed event to the passed node. The event is a string with the name of an MFNode inputOnly field of the passed node.
+
 #### void **addRoute** (*SFNode sourceNode, String sourceField, SFNode destinationNode, String destinationField*)
 
 Add a route from the passed *sourceField* to the passed *destinationField*.
@@ -423,4 +447,8 @@ Remove the route between the passed *sourceField* and passed *destinationField*,
 
 #### void **loadURL** (*MFString url [, MFString parameter]*)
 
+Load the passed URL, using the passed parameter string to possibly redirect it to another frame. If the destination is the frame containing the current scene, this method may never return.
+
 #### void **setDescription** (*String description*)
+
+A user-defined String.

package/docs/_posts/reference/field-services-and-objects.md

@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ Returns true if the passed SF* or MF* *field* of the same type is equals to this
 
 ## SFColor Object
 
-The SFColor object corresponds to a X3D SFColor field. All properties are accessed using the syntax *sfColorObjectName.<property>*, where *sfColorObjectName* is an instance of a SFColor object. All methods are invoked using the syntax *sfColorObjectName.method (<argument-list>*), where *sfColorObjectName* is an instance of a SFColor object.
+The SFColor object corresponds to an X3D SFColor field. All properties are accessed using the syntax *sfColorObjectName.<property>*, where *sfColorObjectName* is an instance of a SFColor object. All methods are invoked using the syntax *sfColorObjectName.method (<argument-list>*), where *sfColorObjectName* is an instance of a SFColor object.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ Linearely interpolate in HSV space between source color and destination color by
 
 ## SFColorRGBA Object
 
-The SFColorRGBA object corresponds to a X3D SFColorRGBA field. All properties are accessed using the syntax *sfColorRGBAObjectName.<property>*, where *sfColorRGBAObjectName* is an instance of a SFColorRGBA object. All methods are invoked using the syntax *sfColorRGBAObjectName.method (<argument-list>*), where *sfColorRGBAObjectName* is an instance of a SFColorRGBA object.
+The SFColorRGBA object corresponds to an X3D SFColorRGBA field. All properties are accessed using the syntax *sfColorRGBAObjectName.<property>*, where *sfColorRGBAObjectName* is an instance of a SFColorRGBA object. All methods are invoked using the syntax *sfColorRGBAObjectName.method (<argument-list>*), where *sfColorRGBAObjectName* is an instance of a SFColorRGBA object.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ Linearely interpolate in HSVA space between source color and destination color b
 
 ## SFImage Object
 
-The SFImage object corresponds to a X3D SFImage field.
+The SFImage object corresponds to an X3D SFImage field.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -367,13 +367,13 @@ Returns a SFVec3d/f whose value is the object's 3×3 submatrix multiplied by the
 
 ## SFNode Object
 
-The SFNode object corresponds to a X3D SFNode field.
+The SFNode object corresponds to an X3D SFNode field.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
 #### *sfNodeObjectName* = new **SFNode** (*x3dsyntax*)
 
-*x3dsyntax* is a UTF-8 string containing the definition of a X3D node.
+*x3dsyntax* is a UTF-8 string containing the definition of an X3D node.
 
 ### Properties
 
@@ -427,7 +427,7 @@ For options see [X3DScene.toVRMLString](scene-services#string-tovrmlstring-optio
 
 ## SFRotation Object
 
-The SFRotation object corresponds to a X3D SFRotation field.
+The SFRotation object corresponds to an X3D SFRotation field.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -508,7 +508,7 @@ Returns a SFRotation whose value is the spherical linear interpolation between t
 
 ## SFVec2d/SFVec2f Object
 
-The SFVec2d/f object corresponds to a X3D SFVec2d/f field. Each component of the vector can be accessed using the x and y properties or using C-style array dereferencing (i.e. *sfVec2d/fObjectName[0]* or *sfVec2d/fObjectName[1]).*
+The SFVec2d/f object corresponds to an X3D SFVec2d/f field. Each component of the vector can be accessed using the x and y properties or using C-style array dereferencing (i.e. *sfVec2d/fObjectName[0]* or *sfVec2d/fObjectName[1]).*
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -598,7 +598,7 @@ Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the passed SFVec2d/f subtracted, componentwi
 
 ## SFVec3d/SFVec3f Object
 
-The SFVec3d/f object corresponds to a X3D SFVec3d/f field. Each component of the vector can be accessed using the x, y, and z properties or using C-style array dereferencing (i.e. *sfVec3d/fObjectName[0], sfVec3d/fObjectName[1]* or *sfVec3d/fObjectName[2]).*
+The SFVec3d/f object corresponds to an X3D SFVec3d/f field. Each component of the vector can be accessed using the x, y, and z properties or using C-style array dereferencing (i.e. *sfVec3d/fObjectName[0], sfVec3d/fObjectName[1]* or *sfVec3d/fObjectName[2]).*
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -696,7 +696,7 @@ Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the passed SFVec3d/f subtracted, componentwi
 
 ## SFVec4d/SFVec4d/f Object
 
-The SFVec4d/f object corresponds to a X3D SFVec4d/f field. Each component of the vector can be accessed using the x, y, z and w properties or using C-style array dereferencing (i.e. *sfVec4d/fObjectName[0], sfVec4d/fObjectName[1], sfVec4d/fObjectName[2]* or *sfVec4d/fObjectName[3]).*
+The SFVec4d/f object corresponds to an X3D SFVec4d/f field. Each component of the vector can be accessed using the x, y, z and w properties or using C-style array dereferencing (i.e. *sfVec4d/fObjectName[0], sfVec4d/fObjectName[1], sfVec4d/fObjectName[2]* or *sfVec4d/fObjectName[3]).*
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -818,7 +818,7 @@ Common Array functions like `at`, `concat`, `entries`, `every`, `fill`, `filter`
 
 ## MFBool Object
 
-The MFBool object corresponds to a X3D MFBool field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFBool objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfBoolObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to 0.0.
+The MFBool object corresponds to an X3D MFBool field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFBool objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfBoolObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to 0.0.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -838,7 +838,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFColor/MFColorRGBA Object
 
-The MFColor/MFColorRGBA object corresponds to a X3D MFColor/MFColorRGBA field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFColor/SFColorRGBA objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfColorObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index* length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFColor (0, 0, 0) or SFColorRGBA.
+The MFColor/MFColorRGBA object corresponds to an X3D MFColor/MFColorRGBA field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFColor/SFColorRGBA objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfColorObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index* length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFColor (0, 0, 0) or SFColorRGBA.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -860,7 +860,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFDouble/MFFloat Object
 
-The MFDouble/MFFloat object corresponds to a X3D MFDouble/MFFloat field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFFloat objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfFloatObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to 0.0.
+The MFDouble/MFFloat object corresponds to an X3D MFDouble/MFFloat field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFFloat objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfFloatObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to 0.0.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -880,7 +880,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFImage Object
 
-The MFImage object corresponds to a X3D MFImage field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFImage objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfImageObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFImage (0,0,0).
+The MFImage object corresponds to an X3D MFImage field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFImage objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfImageObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFImage (0,0,0).
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -900,7 +900,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFInt32 Object
 
-The MFInt32 object corresponds to a X3D MFInt32 field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFInt32 objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfInt32ObjectName*[*index]*, where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to 0.
+The MFInt32 object corresponds to an X3D MFInt32 field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFInt32 objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfInt32ObjectName*[*index]*, where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to 0.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -920,7 +920,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFMatrix3d/MFMatrix3d/f Object
 
-The MFMatrix3d/f object corresponds to a X3D MFMatrix3d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFMatrix3d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfMatrix3d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to NULL.
+The MFMatrix3d/f object corresponds to an X3D MFMatrix3d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFMatrix3d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfMatrix3d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to NULL.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -940,7 +940,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFMatrix4d/MFMatrix4f Object
 
-The MFMatrix4d/f object corresponds to a X3D MFMatrix4d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFMatrix4d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfMatrix4d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to NULL.
+The MFMatrix4d/f object corresponds to an X3D MFMatrix4d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFMatrix4d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfMatrix4d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to NULL.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -960,7 +960,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFNode Object
 
-The MFNode object corresponds to a X3D MFNode field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFNode objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfNodeObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to NULL.
+The MFNode object corresponds to an X3D MFNode field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFNode objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfNodeObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to NULL.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -996,7 +996,7 @@ For options see [X3DScene.toVRMLString](scene-services#string-tovrmlstring-optio
 
 ## MFRotation Object
 
-The MFRotation object corresponds to a X3D MFRotation field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFRotation objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfRotationObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFRotation (0, 0, 1, 0).
+The MFRotation object corresponds to an X3D MFRotation field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFRotation objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfRotationObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFRotation (0, 0, 1, 0).
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -1016,7 +1016,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFString Object
 
-The MFString object corresponds to a X3D MFString field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of String objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfStringObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to the empty string.
+The MFString object corresponds to an X3D MFString field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of String objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfStringObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to the empty string.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -1036,7 +1036,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFTime Object
 
-The MFTime object corresponds to a X3D MFTime field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFTime objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfTimeObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to the empty string.
+The MFTime object corresponds to an X3D MFTime field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFTime objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfTimeObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to the empty string.
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -1056,7 +1056,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFVec2d/MFVec2f Object
 
-The MFVec2d/f object corresponds to a X3D MFVec2d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFVec2d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfVec2d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFVec2d/f (0, 0).
+The MFVec2d/f object corresponds to an X3D MFVec2d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFVec2d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfVec2d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFVec2d/f (0, 0).
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -1076,7 +1076,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFVec3d/MFVec3d/f Object
 
-The MFVec3d/f object corresponds to a X3D MFVec3d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFVec3d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfVec3d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFVec3d/f (0, 0, 0).
+The MFVec3d/f object corresponds to an X3D MFVec3d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFVec3d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfVec3d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFVec3d/f (0, 0, 0).
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 
@@ -1096,7 +1096,7 @@ None
 
 ## MFVec4d/MFVec4f Object
 
-The MFVec4d/f object corresponds to a X3D MFVec4d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFVec4d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfVec4d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFVec4d/f (0, 0, 0, 0).
+The MFVec4d/f object corresponds to an X3D MFVec4d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFVec4d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfVec4d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFVec4d/f (0, 0, 0, 0).
 
 ### Instance Creation Method(s)
 

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@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ Removes the imported node *importedName.*
 
 #### X3DRoute **addRoute** (*SFNode sourceNode, String sourceField, SFNode destinationNode, String destinationField*)
 
-Add a route from the passed *sourceField* to the passed *destinationField.* The return value is a X3DRoute object.
+Add a route from the passed *sourceField* to the passed *destinationField.* The return value is an X3DRoute object.
 
 #### void **deleteRoute** (*X3DRoute route*)