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Smorkalov A. Yu. Design and architecture of the runtime environment for the programming language of virtual reality

Abstract: with the increasing use of virtual worlds in education it becomes necessary not only to give teachers and students the ability to place objects in virtual reality, but also allow specifying the behavior and interaction of objects. The article describes vJS programming language, developed for virtual world vAcademia, and also an effective software architecture for vJS runtime environment. vJS is based on the JavaScript programming language enriched with a set of features making programming of virtual reality as simple as possible. vJS allows to program multiuser simulators, simulations and games, carry out software support for role-play games and so-called “serious games”. vJS as distinct from similar languages runs in each client of virtual world. It is based on specifying responds to events of 3D-objects and the program is linked to a location instead of a 3D-oject. The vJS language has more functions the result of which is automatically synchronize. The process of interaction between user and vJS-program can be recorded in form of 3D, which is of great practical importance.

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virtual worlds, virtual reality, programming language, vJs, JavaScript, simulators, simulation, synchronization, role-playing games, serious games

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