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X3D-Edit 4.0 Distribution, 22 August 2025

This directory shares official release files as part of official X3D-Edit applications release.

Primary software deployment is found in NetBeans X3D-Edit plugin autoupdate support.

Backup software deployment is found in Maven Central Repository distribution support.

X3D-Edit Install File Description Status File size Date
org-web3d-x3d-palette.nbm NetBeans plugin module Build using NetbBeans 26. Tested satisfactorily, any operating system 73.1 MB 22 August 2025
x3deditmodulesuite.zip Complete zip archive for Java JDK execution Must set jdkhome in netbeans.conf 260.7 MB 25 February 2025

SourceForge download statistics are interesting.

How To Do It

The easiest way to use X3D-Edit is to install NetBeans and then the X3D-Edit plugin.

For full details on updates, please see our Installation video (22:56)

Source Code now on GitHub

X3D-Edit software development is now maintained at Web3D Consortium GitHub.

Note: SourceForge is excellent! Nevertheless, in order to conform with trusted-plugin requirements on the Apache NetBeans Plugin Portal. we have moved source code development to GitHub and Maven central repository.

Standalone Application Currently Not Available

For Windows users: there is an issue in both the zip and X3D-Edit Windows installer and our current testing shows this does not work. We will track ongoing NetBeans progress to restore this capability.

If you want to try the standalone application on another system, please note that you will manually need to edit the configuration files to point to your local JDK installation. For example:

  • Using localadmin permissions, set jdkhome permissions in configuration file:
  • C:\\Program Files\\x3deditmodulesuite\\etc\\x3deditmodulesuite.conf
  • jdkhome="C:\Program Files\Java\openjdk\jdk-24.0.2"

Troubleshooting NetBeans

If things don't work "out of the box" for you, please let us know.

Changelog provides progress details. Test reports and feedback welcome. Please send email to Don Brutzman, don.brutzman@gmail.com.

Have fun with X3D-Edit 4.0!

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Source: README.distribution.md, updated 2025-08-22