XML3D, like all WebGL based frameworks, will not work when served from a filesystem. If you want to develop XML3D websites locally on your machine you should do it through a local HTTP server like Wamp, Apache or a simple Node.js web server. Python also includes a simple built-in HTTP server.
Once you've chosen a local server make sure your XML3D scene (along with all the files it references) is being hosted on the server. In some cases (ie. Apache) this may involve editing the server's configuration files to point to your scene. In other cases (Node.js or Python servers) it may be as simple as starting the server from a command prompt inside the folder with your XML3D scene. Please check your server's documentation for more information.
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XML3D, like all WebGL based frameworks, will not work when served from a filesystem. If you want to develop XML3D websites locally on your machine you should do it through a local HTTP server like Wamp, Apache or a simple Node.js web server. Python also includes a simple built-in HTTP server.
Once you've chosen a local server make sure your XML3D scene (along with all the files it references) is being hosted on the server. In some cases (ie. Apache) this may involve editing the server's configuration files to point to your scene. In other cases (Node.js or Python servers) it may be as simple as starting the server from a command prompt inside the folder with your XML3D scene. Please check your server's documentation for more information.
This issue will be closed as it's meant to provide help only, but if you have any questions or tips for other users regarding this error please post them here!