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From: cbullard@HiWAAY.net (Len Bullard)
Date: Fri, 29 Mar 1996 16:22:41 -0600
Subject: Len Bullard's Kate-VRML world
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>I was just looking for the Live3D plugin. There are lots of FTP mirrors, >but only versions for Windows 3.1/95/NT. >Does anybody know if there is (or will be) a version of Live3D for SunOS, >Linux or Macintosh? >bye, >Rolf Hard to say. The address for the Paperinc folks who make Live3D for Netscape is www.paperinc.com. You can ask because at one time they were working on a MAC version. They are slow about answering mail because they are a small company and up to their booties in work. The lack of MAC and Linux browsers has been frustrating in VRML. Another problem is that depending on the rendering engine, the "look" can change drastically. Another difference is the graphics accelerator. I just saw my work on a 24-bit true color system. I pray to heaven if anyone close to Kate ever sees it, they see it in 24-bit true color. I was astonished at the difference. For example, the Kate photos looked like she was staring back through a window. Gotta get one! Go to Yahoo or another online search service and locate the VRML repository, or MeshMart. These are good jumping off points to VRML tools. Things aren't as free as they were. That said, the animation in the worlds only works with Live3D. That was a design compromise I had to make that may get corrected in the future. Otherwise, one might try a trek to the local computer store and see if they have any online demonstrations going on. Thanks for trying. Hits on that page are climbing. I suspect some are robots, and a lot of others are people looking for hidden nudes. ;-) len Len Bullard http://fly.hiwaay.net/~cbullard/