Visual Studio Solution to work on BabylonJS

This solution contains several projects:
- BabylonJS.csproj: it contains all necessary files for BabylonJS (use of wildcards to include them to the project)
- myBabylonJS.csproj: console application which uses myBabylon.xml as input to generate jskompactor.bat (it resolves dependencies and warns if a dependencies loop is found). jskompactor.bat calls JSKompactor.exe to create myBabylon.js
- BabylonJSServer.csproj: simple MVC3 application for which myBabylon.js and cannon.js are included for all pages

Use this solution if you want to work on BabylonJS. By editing myBabylon.xml, you generate myBabylon.js. Thus, you can modify all separate files of BabylonJS, add yours
and test them with your own projects. A sample project is provided (Index.cshtml which loads the Train scene).

myBabylon.xml includes babylon.xml. A xml schema is provided to help you to edit myBabylon.xml.

Anytime you modify myBabylon.xml, rebuild to get your modifications in myBabylon.js. (myBabylon.xml is declared as reference to force rebuilding)

Remark: you do not have to work within the solution to be able to "build" your myBabylon.js. You can do it by executing "myBabylonJS/executables/mybabylonjs.bat"

TODO: edit babylon.xml to specify dependencies