the 3d graphics are organized in scenes which can be switched, positioned and rotated. OSC messages are composed of

**/3d //command number//**

while number is usually a float
Available commands are:

**backgroundRed //0.-100.//**
influences the color of the background by setting the red part of it, number is a float between 0. and 100..

**backgroundGreen //0.-100.//**
controls the green part of the background, number is a float between 0. and 100..

**backgroundBlue //0.-100.//**
sets the blue part of the backgroundcolor, number is a float between 0. and 100..

**backgroundAlpha //0.-100.//**
sets the opacity of the background. 3D scenes can be made to have no background so that they float over the commandline interface. Number is a float between 0. and 100..

**loadModel //filename sceneID//**
loads a .obj along with its material / texture in the scene with the given ID. Both parameters are strings


**scene //sceneID//**
switches through the 3D scenes. The sceneID is a string, if no scene for that ID is found, no object will be displayed

**removeScene //sceneID//**
removes the scene

**posX //float//**
positions the 3D scene horizontal, the screen is usually covered from -20. to 20..

**posY //float//**
positions the 3D scene vertically, the screen is usually covered from -20. to 20..

**posZ //float//**
positions the 3D scene on the depth axe, the screen is usually covered from -20. to 20., the result is for now close to the scale

**scale //float//**
scales the 3D scene

**rotationX //0.-360.//**
rotates the 3D around the x axe, number is a float between 0. and 360.

**rotationY //0.-360.//**
rotates it around the y axe with degrees specified in the float between 0. and 360.

**rotationZ //0.-360.//**
rotates the 3D scene around the z axe. Number is a float between 0. and 360