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    Supporting Materials

    Data Dictionary of DB File
    Demo: 7 Basic API Calls & Model Data Read (with SourceCode)
    Demo: Three.js Mesh Extension (with SourceCode)

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: What is the Data Dictionary of DB File used for?
    The Data Dictionary provides a detailed specification of the database schema, including descriptions of tables, fields, and relationships, helping developers correctly parse and query the DB files.
    Q: What does the "7 Basic API Calls" Demo include?
    This demo includes fully functional source code that guides you through establishing basic API connections, executing essential queries, and reading 3D model data programmatically.
    Q: How can I use the Three.js Mesh Extension Demo?
    By downloading the Three.js Mesh Extension Demo repository from GitHub, you can inspect how custom mesh processing and extension techniques are implemented within a web-based 3D environment.
    Q: Are these resources and source codes free to download?
    Yes, all the files, documentation, and GitHub demo projects listed on this page are open-source and free to download for development and testing purposes.
    Q: Do I need specific tools to run the source code demos?
    For the GitHub demos, you will need a standard web development environment, including Node.js (for package management) and a web browser capable of running WebGL for the Three.js demo.