To tired to MU & so Re: [-empyre-] Re: 3D in Gallery Space - books
yawn,
well, I have a long winded rap on multiuser space but
am too tired of writting to think it through. (Besides
it mostly amounts to yep, I mostly agree with Adam,
Tam etc)
perhaps a few folks would like to form a little user
group on yahoo (or something) (pardon me for not
thinking this through either.)
Anyhow for why I'm tired (uh-oh more spam),
here's a bunch of brand new papers
http://www.pd.org/~thatguy/vr_mu/bespace/
Its the same underlying methodology that Adam Nash is
working with, cept it's directed at distance learning
(This is a webpage, the rest are 3-4 page abstracts in
pdf format)
http://www.pd.org/~thatguy/text_downloads/BeyondHumanForm.pdf
Adam, I used a pict here, but nothing more (hope the
caption works) Will collaborate more if accepted. If
you check http://www.virtualstorytelling.com/ICVS2003/
you'll these folks are REALLY conservative. So I wrote
conservatively. As it is, your work will brain damage
their reviewers, Thank-You ; )
http://www.pd.org/~thatguy/text_downloads/BlakeVR.pdf
It's the Blake Project described in terms worked
through on this list. (really my own - but will credit
anyone if I accidentally quoted them)
Also I need to thank Brett..
--- Brett Stalbaum <beestal@cadre.sjsu.edu> wrote:
> This is quite an interesting paper, particularly as
> it goes to the problem
Thanks Brett for reading and offering your views,
apparently I need to write a revision of the GUI to
Gallery paper. In the end I was hoping to move from 3D
space "representing" data to 3D space
"holding/structuring" data. Much in the way a Gallery
holds objects of art. There's a "crossover" path
between the two, unsure where to draw the line.
off to slepp
steve
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