Re: Re: Carrara Forum 2003-12-28 - By Carl Desmond
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First and foremost.. Bonjour! It would be nice to have a translator for
3dXtract - are you interested in that? As far as open-source? If it was
feasible to go truly "open" I would. The problem is exactly how you
described it...
"I have done more energy than I should have to collaborative works that
finally were not really collaborative, neither open-source, and I don't want
to go on that route again"
I plan on producing something worth being a part of, but at the same time it
needs to happen in a stages that are effective in both time, energy, and
price range. I don't need to reinvent the wheel, just make it better. I
think your approach is way more involved than I would like to see it. I was
looking for more "input" on what would make it a great resource for Carrara
and Amapi users (features, modifications). Also, I need to be responsible
for it. Relying on others to stay with it would simply take it out of
absolute control and cause more headaches than I need... Finding content
each month is enough so far :)
Thanks
Carl Desmond
carl@(protected)
info@(protected)
http://www.3dXtract.com
On 12/28/03 12:30 PM, "nospam2" <nospam2@(protected)> wrote:
> Bonjour Carl,
>
> I would happily join my forces to a true open-source, collaborative Carrara
> forum/gallery/mailing list system built around the current 3DXtract system or
> re-designed from scratch.
> I have done more energy than I should have to collaborative works that finally
> were not really collaborative, neither open-source, and I don't want to go on
> that route again.
>
> Please start to built a basic collaboration system, where we could discuss
> openly about strategies for 3DXtract, where we could see and propose code,
> where decisions are shared in some way.
>
> I suggest sourceforge.net, which already offer all the necessary tools for
> collaborative works.
> I also suggest Bugzilla, which has no equivalent for bug reporting.
>
> I see no reason why 3DXtract could not, at some point, replace the Yahoogroups
> if a few dozen programmers work on it.
> You know, Yahoogroups is based on a technology dated from the end of the 90'.
> It has been completly deserted by programmers for many years, apart some minor
> bug correction.
> SO it would not be difficult to do much better.
>
> But once again, I won't give any help if it is not an open-source,
> collaborative project.
>
> Sunday, December 28, 2003, 9:14:00 PM, you wrote:
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