Mike Heck wrote:
> > From: SMTP%"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" 18-FEB-1999 10:05:52.67
> > To: Don Brutzman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > CC: Web3D Consortium <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, VRML mailing list
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, java3d mailing list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Subj: OPEN INVENTOR
> >
> >
> > Has anyone heard or have knowledge of a converter from VRML to something
> > called Open Inventor. Or for a matter of fact, the problem is I'm
> > running an Immersadesk off of an octane. And if you have any VRML
> > converters or java3D information for sgi octane....please send me a
> > line...
> >
> > Thanks
> > Ron
> >
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> > Ron Petty 252-7173, [EMAIL PROTECTED], Aprt 108 217 Virginia Avenue
> > Center for Robotics and Manufacturing Systems University of Kentucky
> > office 1-606-232-0780
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>
> I'm not familiar with an "Immersadesk",
An ImmersaDesk is basically a back-lit projection display connected to a computer with
CrystalEyes 3D glasses emitter, the Flock of Birds, and a 3D
wand (at least that's the config around here). Most of the time you'll see SGI
hooked into this configuration, but my group has given public demos
of an ImmersaDesk being driven by a Solaris box running Java 3D in stereo and by a
Windows NT box with the Flock and wand.
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