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Is there any Open-Source digital preservation systems for 3d and animated 3d data such as .blend (Blender) or .gltf (GLTF2). Bonus points for non-AGPL so I can
by iFire 5y ago
Is there any Open-Source digital preservation systems for 3d and animated 3d data such as .blend (Blender) or .gltf (GLTF2).
Bonus points for non-AGPL so I can connect a proprietary system over the internet to it and have the archived data be free and libre.
- mynegation 5y agohttps://archivebox.io/ https://archivebox.io/ is MIT licensed. Not sure if they support that specific case but maybe send them a pull request if they do not?
- iFire 5y agoI posted some requirements here. https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox/issues/668 https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox/issues/668
- blipmusic 5y agoI've seen experiments built on top of https://3dhop.net https://3dhop.net for viewing (if that's the issue), but have no experience myself. Don't know about animation, though.
- rixed 5y agoI do not understand your concern about AGPL. You seam to believe that connecting a proprietary system to an AGPL service is prohibited. It is not. AGPL only adds on top of usual GPL that source code must be available to remote users even though they do not exactly receive the software. If you do not plan to modify the AGPL software, or if you do not plan to hide those modifications from its users, then I can't see what's the issue.