Generating and providing platform agnostic scene files in an intermediate format

Abstract

The techniques described herein convert platform-specific scene files produced by multiple different design platforms into platform-agnostic scene files configured in an intermediate format. The intermediate format comprises a human-readable format that provides written descriptions of content in a three-dimensional scene template. The platform-agnostic scene files can be provided to any one of multiple different consumption platforms so the data in the intermediate format can be interpreted and a three-dimensional scene template can be rebuilt. Once rebuilt, the three-dimensional scene template provides a starting point for a user to create a three-dimensional scene for an experience (e.g., the user can continue to add content to create and customize a scene for a particular purpose).

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Background technique [0001] As the use of head-mounted display devices becomes more common, more and more users may participate in the experience of displaying content via augmented reality technology, mixed reality technology and / or virtual reality technology. In addition, more and more people are creating these 3D experiences for specific purposes (e.g., an employee training experience for new employee training, a marketing experience for potential buyers of a service (such as a vacation) or an item (such as a pair of snowboards) Wait). [0002] Designers can use a variety of different design platforms to create 3D scene templates. A three-dimensional scene template may include a background and / or three-dimensional objects. Each of these design platforms produces as output a file in a platform-specific format (which may be referred to herein as a platform-specific scene file). Additionally, there are a variety of different consumer platforms that enable consumers to use p...

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This makes 3D scenes difficult to use across multiple different consumer platforms

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