This is a sample implementation for the POP Buffer introduced by the team of X3DOM in 2013. It consists of a simple WebGL renderer and a small writing component that creates POP Buffer binaries from obj files.
Attention: This is currently Work in Progress. The implementation currently does not fullfill the specification of the pop buffer.
POP Buffer:
X3DOM:
Live Demo: https://bhaettasch.github.io/pop-buffer-demo/
Bunny model with i) 1410 ii) 5826 iii) 78876 and iv) 208884 of overall 208890 vertices (reordered) and active vertex clustering.
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