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# Documentation / Website

https://xrfragment.org 

# Getting started

Here are various ways to enhance your 3D assets/scenes with XR Fragments:

| |  ''difficulty'' | ''how'' | ''notes'' |
| 1 | easiest | the xrfragment.org <a href="https://xrfragment.org/example/aframe/sandbox" target="_blank">Sandbox</a> | open 3D file (fbx/gltf) in <a href="https://blender.org" target="_blank">Blender</a>, add <a href="" target="_blank">custom properties</a>, and load exported files into <a href="/example/aframe/sandbox" target="_blank">the sandbox</a> |
| 2 | easy | hosted sandbox by <a href="https://github.com/coderofsalvation/xrfragment-helloworld" target="_blank">forking xrfragment-helloworld</a> | Basically #1 but it will be hosted for free at your own github URL |
| 3 | developer | fork <a href="https://github.com/coderofsalvation/xrfragment-aframe-helloworld">xfragment-aframe-helloworld</a> | requires javascript- and <a href="https://aframe.io" target="_blank">aframe.io</a> developer-knowledge |
| 4 | developer | fork <a href="https://github.com/coderofsalvation/xrfragment-three-helloworld">xfragment-three-helloworld</a> | requires javascript- and <a href="https://threejs.org" target="_blank">threejs</a> developer-knowledge |
| 5 | developer++ | use a parser-library below | lowlevel approach, more suitable for other scenarios |


# available parser-implementations

* [javascript](dist/xrfragment.js) [(+example)](test/test.js)
* [python](dist/xrfragment.py) [(+example)](test/test.py)
* [lua](dist/xrfragment.lua) [(+example)](test/test.lua)
* [haXe](src/xrfragment) (allows exporting to various programming languages)

See documentation for more info

# development

Pre-build libraries can be found in [/dist folder](dist)<br>
If you really want to build from source:

```
$ ./make install
$ ./make build && ./make runtest
```