Using the new version of WriteGeom to output a scene from IRIS Explorer as VRML 2.0. The Render window is at bottom left containing the scene, which consists of an isosurface, probe and sheet geometry. In the map, the same inputs are passed to CombineGeom, which creates a single scene and passes it to WriteGeom. The VRML 2.0 output option is selected on the WriteGeom control panel, and its output file is viewed using a VRML 2.0 browser (here, the Cosmo Player plug-in for Netscape Navigator) in the bottom right-hand corner.