/*
Put all your code here. If you are programing with FourPages 
(3 frames, see this option in the "make a 3D web site" dialog) 
then you could also add extra content to the content and description 
HTML pages which the WebMaker creates for you automatically when you 
choose to make a 3D web site. User who is using Microsoft InterDev or 
any other professional tools will probably prefer to insert his code 
straight into the worldname_home.htm page instead of here. The reason 
is that when using such a software, you get a list of all the possible 
ActiveX functions (AutoComplete), which you do not see in this file.
*/



//Add your initialization code here (This function is called right after 
//the page has been loaded)
function my_AfterInitialize() {
			
}


//This function is called after the world has finished downloading - notice 
//that the bitmaps are still missing.
//You can add here initialization relevant to the world itself.
function my_AfterLoadWorld(){
	
}


//This function is called before each render. A render is a function which 
//displays the world inside the browser. The fuction is called about 30 times 
//a second depending on the computer speed and world complexity.
function my_BeforeRender() {
	
}


//This function deals with the event of a user clicking on a polygon 
//which contains a link. The code which opens the link itself is in the 
//file worldname_home.htm inside the function morfit3dWorld1_ClickOnLinkedPolygon().
//Here you can add additional actions.
//Each polygon can have three links. The three links are found in:
//   morfit3dWorld1.LinkedPolygonOne   
//   morfit3dWorld1.LinkedPolygonTwo
//   morfit3dWorld1.LinkedPolygonThree
//
//You can also get the target frame for each link:
//   morfit3dWorld1.TargetFrameOne
//   morfit3dWorld1.TargetFrameTwo
//   morfit3dWorld1.TargetFrameThree
//	
function my_ClickOnLinkedPolygon() {
		
}


//This function is called each time the mouse moves . (x,y) is the coordinate of
//the mouse. You can know on //which polygon/object the mouse is pointing by 
//using the function :
//var result=morfit3dWorld1.Engine_2D_point_to_3D(x,y);
//result.handle2 is the polygon handle.
function my_OnMouseMove( x, y) {
	
}


//This function is called when the user presses the left mouse button.See also 
//my_OnMouseMove() description.
function my_OnLButtonDown( x, y) {
	
}


//This function is called when the user releases the left mouse button.See also 
//my_OnMouseMove() description.
function my_OnLButtonUp( x, y) {
	
}


//This function is called when the user presses the right mouse button.See also 
//my_OnMouseMove() description.
function my_OnRButtonDown( x, y) {
	
}


//This function is called when the user releases the right mouse button.See also
//my_OnMouseMove() description.
function my_OnRButtonUp( x, y) {
	
}


//This function is called when a file, usually a bitmap has been downloaded. 
//You can check if a certain bitmap/sound/model is available. filename is the 
//name of the file available. If you try to get a handle to an existing bitmap,
//for example, which was not downloaded yet, you will get a null (0) handle which
//could cause a JavaScript error.The list of all the files that the Morfit 3D 
//engine downloads is inside the text file worldname.wldi.
function my_FileAvailable( fileName) {
	
}


//This function is called when all the files are available - which means that 
//download is complete. The list of all the files that the Morfit 3D engine 
//downloads is inside the text file worldname.wldi. 
function my_AllDataAvailable() {
	
}