Hi, I've looked into creating a minimal cross-platform VRML viewer suitable for Argyll CMS VRML viewing for quite some time, but the time requirements needed for such a project have prevented me from actually starting it, and so I eventually scrapped the idea (for Linux and Mac OS X, there is an alternative in the form of ICC Examin though which is part of Oyranos). What I'm currently planning is a minimal VRML to X3DOM converter with only support for the subset of functionality that would be needed to convert Argyll CMS VRML files. The utility would become part of dispcalGUI at some point, and you would be able to assign .wrl and .wrz files to be handled by it so that if you open them, they are automatically converted to the necessary HTML and then simply viewed by whatever program you have configured as HTML viewer (so, usually your browser). The benefit of this approach is that the time needed to write the utility should be much less, because I don't need to write an actual viewer. No ETA though :) Am 09.04.2014 14:00, schrieb Ivan Tsyba: > Hi > Today ArgyllCMS tools can produce VRML files for diagnose purposes (3d > gamut view, comparisons, etc). > > VRML standard today is superseded by X3D so it will be harder to find > needed VRML viewer in future. > > With X3DOM (embedding X3D in HTML) you can view 3d objects in any modern > browser without plugins: > http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/28502325/test_3d_gamuts.html > > X3D syntax is similar to VRML, you can check source code of above page > for this. > > So optional support of X3DOM will be very useful. > > Thank you -- Florian Höch