glTF wikipedia page

[pjcozzi]

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[pjcozzi]

I am surprised that there is not yet a wikipedia page for glTF. Does anyone want to take the lead on this?

[javagl]

For the case you haven't seen it yet: Someone started it at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GlTF

[emadurandal]

Good news that glTF page was posted on Wikipedia.

(It's less important that my library glboost is not on the list in the article. lol. 😂 I'm convinced that because it is still immature.)

BTW, I'm trying to write a detailed introduction article about glTF for Japan. (Perhaps it will be the most detailed, voluminous one in the past Japanese articles.)
This is the WIP page: http://qiita.com/emadurandal/private/1a034c4addd7ff8b5184
The final volume of sentences is expected to be at least three times the current state (November 18, 2016).

I hope to become an (unauthorized) evangelist of glTF in Japan :)

[pjcozzi]

The wikipedia page was started by @Khronoswebmaster. Everyone is welcome to contribute. Please edit away!

BTW, I'm trying to write a detailed introduction article about glTF for Japan.

@emadurandal once it is ready, please open a PR to add a link to it from https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glTF#presentations-and-articles

I hope to become an (unauthorized) evangelist of glTF in Japan :)

Sounds great, do it!

[emadurandal]

@pjcozzi Thank you. I will! 😄

[javagl]

The wikipedia page was started by Khronoswebmaster.

I had looked at the history and wondered who "Plattapuss" was - now I know.

@emadurandal (Slightly off-topic) You might also be interested in the current state of the https://github.com/javagl/glTF-Tutorials/tree/master/gltfTutorial . The corresponding pull request into the Khronos repo is still pending, as there currently is a refactoring in progress, based on the feedback and first comments (I'll continue with this during the weekend). But maybe you want to have a look at it nevertheless.
(And... thanks for the (according to Google Translate) kind words about JglTF, even though it's also still in an early WIP state)

[KhronosWebservices]

I had looked at the history and wondered who "Plattapuss" was - now I know.

A nickname from another life, which lives on in Wikipedia.

[pjcozzi]

Good discussion here.

I'm going to close this issue; I updated #456 to include encouraging folks to contribute to the Wikipedia page.