Abstract: A device receives a request to publish content for different computing platforms, and receives the content to be published for the different computing platforms. The device reconfigures the content for the different computing platforms, based on one or more labeled categories of information, to generate different reconfigured content, and compiles the different reconfigured content, based on the one or more labeled categories of information, to generate different compiled content for the different computing platforms. The device provides at least one of the different compiled content to a client device associated with at least one of the different computing platforms.

Abstract: A device receives a request to publish content for different computing platforms, and receives the content to be published for the different computing platforms. The device reconfigures the content for the different computing platforms, based on one or more labeled categories of information, to generate different reconfigured content, and compiles the different reconfigured content, based on the one or more labeled categories of information, to generate different compiled content for the different computing platforms. The device provides at least one of the different compiled content to a client device associated with at least one of the different computing platforms.

Abstract: A device receives a request to publish content for different computing platforms, and receives the content to be published for the different computing platforms. The device reconfigures the content for the different computing platforms, based on one or more labeled categories of information, to generate different reconfigured content, and compiles the different reconfigured content, based on the one or more labeled categories of information, to generate different compiled content for the different computing platforms. The device provides at least one of the different compiled content to a client device associated with at least one of the different computing platforms.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for obtaining texture data for a three-dimensional model is disclosed. The method is performed at a portable electronic device including a camera, one or more processors, and memory storing one or more programs. The method includes obtaining an image of one or more objects with the camera. The method also includes concurrently displaying at least a portion of the image with one or more objects in the three-dimensional model. The one or more objects in the three-dimensional model at least partially overlay the one or more objects in the image. The method furthermore includes storing at least one or more portions of the image as texture data for one or more of the one or more objects in the image.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for obtaining texture data for a three-dimensional model is disclosed. The method is performed at a portable electronic device including a camera, one or more processors, and memory storing one or more programs. The method includes obtaining an image of one or more objects with the camera. The method also includes concurrently displaying at least a portion of the image with one or more objects in the three-dimensional model. The one or more objects in the three-dimensional model at least partially overlay the one or more objects in the image. The method furthermore includes storing at least one or more portions of the image as texture data for one or more of the one or more objects in the image.

Abstract: Computer implemented methods for the control of properties in computer simulations (such as video games) based on bitmaps are disclosed. In these methods, a bitmap is used as a reference file for an Audio Zone, and the bitmap values indicate properties within the virtual scene. To compute the value of a property (such as audio loudness), the bitmap is sampled at coordinates that correspond to the virtual location of the observer. Properties of the bitmap, such as the brightness associated with a pixel in the bitmap, may be designated to correspond the loudness of an associated sound. Bitmap-based Audio Zones are intuitive to use for the scene designer. Programming code for accessing bitmaps is well known and robust, and can have a small computational footprint and reduced memory requirements. The method is therefore suitable for real-time simulations such as video games, and resource-limited devices such as hand-held computers or smartphones.