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This mail was to Capn-Did anything happen? Did you just wayside it?

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Oak repiles to Capn, fwd to Grafix about VRML:

Capn:
psehelp mentioned some cool software you could set us up with.

Oak replies:

Yes, or you can get it yourself. First you need netscape live 3d.
Get it at: http://home.netscape.com/comprod/products/navigator/live3d/download_live3d.html

Then get yourself an editor. A VERY easy one to use is Home space builder.
There is a HUGE problem though. I don't know of any good editors that work for anything non-IBM related.
(what do you use?)

Oak continues:
I am playing with a few "clay" model editors. (I can take a JPEG and turn it into a walk through format that feels like doom.)
We are also in the midst over here at Villanova Engineering department of forming an editor that will do
seamless VRML, and hopefully run it faster.
(sorry, we are experimenting with Java script for the speed aspect.)

Let me know your platform and I will see what I can do.

Oak does a ping test on the Membrane...

On talking to a friend of mine over at Net Gen, he mentioned the taxing that VRML can have on a server.
Basically his recomendation was to ping test the server before you throw VRML on it to see
if the connections can handle it.
Well I did the ping test, here is what I got.(Ed. note-particulars omitted)

(lost packets should stay below 4%. Goal for server speed is <50ms. All servers tested at 12 noon.
In terms of speed and packet reliability the Membrane server seems sound.

Well, allllrighty then!