Re: Virtual Package review in CS4 2005-05-25 - By John Richardson
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Hello,
Also, didn't Adobe stop development on Atmosphere, which would have allowed
web designers to place VET content into web pages.
I was also under the impression that Macromedia had scaled back Shockwave 3D
development. Is this correct? Shockwave 3D is probably a plug-in from the
Macromedia web site. They probably have a tutorial on viewing it. There are
textbooks on the subject at your local computer book store. Actuall, now
that Adobe owns Macromedia, I suppose that shockwave 3D would be the
preferred export function other than VRML / X3D. So, the real question is
when will Eovia export VRML animations, VRML H-Anim (characters) and GeoVRML
(terrain)?
MACINTOSH VRML VIEWER (Standalone Cocoa application) [ Panther and Jaguar ]
(in Panther you can also talk to the viewer - for details, RTFM)
http://sourceforge.net/projects/simvrml
The SimVRMLCommunities.sea.bin is an old set of test VRML files created by
Amapi / Carrara. It requires Classic. The beta file is the Jaguar file I
believe.
I will also entertain feedback on ease of installation of the required
rendering libraries and the viewer. I plan on installing the test files as a
disk image.
Macintosh VRML viewer (OS X) PLUG-IN for NETSCAPE / Possibly Firefox / IE /
... [follow the related links "link" on the Cortona VRML Client page]
Cortona VRML plug-in produced by parallel graphics, a russian firm
http://www.parallelgraphics.com
There are others: See the VRML/X3D sites
http://web3d.org http://macweb3d.org
John F. Richardson
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From: Carrara@(protected) [mailto:Carrara@(protected)]On Behalf Of
Glen Allen
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 10:59 AM
To: Carrara@(protected)
Subject: RE: [Carrara] Re: Virtual Package review in CS4
It may have changed, but aren't there nasty licensing issues with the
VET format?
Glen
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From: Carrara@(protected) [mailto:Carrara@(protected)] On Behalf
Of eric3ddd
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 1:48 PM
To: Carrara@(protected)
Subject: [Carrara] Re: Virtual Package review in CS4
The link you sent takes me to a blank page with a pop-up window. Since I
had pop-up
blocker on, I just saw the blank page. You may want to add a link.
Unfortunately, the VET plug-in is only available for Windows (any chance
of a Mac version
soon, Eovia?) I tried exporting to vrml and shockwave 3D but I'm not
sure how to view
those files once they're created.
Eric
--- In Carrara@(protected), "Jason Sheldon" <jason@(protected)> wrote:
> www.digital-solutions.co.uk/vet
>
> quick test, create scene in Carrara, export or save as ".vet"
> (Viewpoint Experience Technology). It even creates the html for you.
> You can also add interactive buttons etc from within Carrara.
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