Re: content on the Web

1999-12-23 Thread Jed Hartman
Dennis wrote: I don't want to get too far off topic, so I'll keep it short. VR is unique as a medium. But VRML isn't the only form of VR. If you could produce something indistinguishable from VR in, say, ShockwavePlus (a hypothetical Shockwave+3D technology that I'm positing for the sake

Re: content on the Web

1999-12-23 Thread Dennis McKenzie
But VRML isn't the only form of VR. If you could produce something indistinguishable from VR in, say, ShockwavePlus (a hypothetical Shockwave+3D technology that I'm positing for the sake of argument), would you do it? Note I said VR, not VR(ML). I'm married to the concept not the file

Re: content on the Web

1999-12-23 Thread Michael St. Hippolyte
Dennis McKenzie wrote: I'm married to the concept not the file format. That's the way I feel too. Even though my bread is buttered with VRML, I believe the real magic comes not from the technology but the way it's used. My goal is not to create cool worlds but to create good interactive

Re: content on the Web

1999-12-23 Thread Miriam English
I am hoping to do some VR fiction in the next few months if I get time. I will probably be working on a system for a dance performance to input movements to avatars thru cheap webcams for the next few months (beats having to use mice, joysticks, and expensive data suits). After that I want to