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How about a nice game of vrml chess?
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| Muaddib 2005-03-23, 11:25 pm |
| Howdy,
We have a world dedicated to playing chess over at VRSpace which
we call GameSpace. Just introduced some Bots into the world that play
each other, and will play you if you so desire. Come check it out.
http://www.vrspace.org/vrspace/vrsp...RSpace.wrl+8503
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VRSpace - An open source, modular, cross-platform,
multi-user vrml system with persistent shared objects.
Check out the Nexus at http://www.vrspace.org/
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| Dnia 2005-03-24 01:07, Użytkownik Muaddib napisał:
> Howdy,
>
> We have a world dedicated to playing chess over at VRSpace which
> we call GameSpace. Just introduced some Bots into the world that play
> each other, and will play you if you so desire. Come check it out.
>
> http://www.vrspace.org/vrspace/vrsp...RSpace.wrl+8503
Hello,
This chess-game does not work, maybe because I don't have a MS JavaVM.
But then is it really cross-platform? Does MS JavaVM support linux etc.?
And by the way - why does it require MS JavaVM ?
Bye
mdk
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Muaddib wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> We have a world dedicated to playing chess over at VRSpace which
> we call GameSpace. Just introduced some Bots into the world that
play
> each other, and will play you if you so desire. Come check it out.
>
> http://www.vrspace.org/vrspace/vrsp...RSpace.wrl+8503
>
tried the link, Cortona came up displaying some 3d navigation icons,
then nothing except a lot of comms traffic for 15+ minutes!
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| Muaddib 2005-04-10, 11:22 pm |
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> Hello,
> This chess-game does not work, maybe because I don't have a MS JavaVM.
> But then is it really cross-platform? Does MS JavaVM support linux etc.?
Need Internet Explorer + Contact. Bots are currently turned off
so you'll have to find a friend to play with. Cross Platform - no,
server is java so runs anywhere java does. MS anything supports linux?
- no.
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> And by the way - why does it require MS JavaVM ?
Long story - look up EAI.
>
> Bye
> mdk
--
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VRSpace - An open source, modular, cross-platform,
multi-user vrml system with persistent shared objects.
Check out the Nexus at http://www.vrspace.org/
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| Muaddib 2005-04-10, 11:22 pm |
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simon wrote:
> Muaddib wrote:
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> play
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> tried the link, Cortona came up displaying some 3d navigation icons,
> then nothing except a lot of comms traffic for 15+ minutes!
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IE + Contact.
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VRSpace - An open source, modular, cross-platform,
multi-user vrml system with persistent shared objects.
Check out the Nexus at http://www.vrspace.org/
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Muaddib wrote:
> -------------------------------------------------------
> VRSpace - An open source, modular, cross-platform,
> multi-user vrml system with persistent shared objects.
> Check out the Nexus at http://www.vrspace.org/
> -------------------------------------------------------
so i little bit of problem for me using firefox and cortona then.
maybe this would be helpful,
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> VRSpace - An open source, modular, cross-platform,
> html browser specific, vrml browser specific,
> multi-user vrml system with persistent shared objects.
> Check out the Nexus at http://www.vrspace.org/
> -------------------------------------------------------
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| Hi,
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> Long story - look up EAI.
Ok, I looked it up - EAI requires Java COM which
is supported only by MS Java, right?
But why the vrml-browser makers don't implement it themselves?
This question is actually to them but maybe someone knows here?
Btw. JSAI (I mean Java in Script nodes) should work with Sun Java, shouldn't it?
md
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| Muaddib 2005-04-20, 12:44 pm |
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md wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
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> Ok, I looked it up - EAI requires Java COM which
> is supported only by MS Java, right?
> But why the vrml-browser makers don't implement it themselves?
> This question is actually to them but maybe someone knows here?
Hmm, don't know what you mean by Java "COM". Instead, I would say,
EAI requires a java plugin. Basic setup, you have a java plugin and a
vrml plugin. Your program is written in Java and is run by the Java
plugin. Your program talks to the vrml plugin and tells it to do things
through a set of calls known as the EAI (External Authoring Interface).
Vrml browser makers, for example, Cosmo, Cortona, and Contact,
support this interface.
>
> Btw. JSAI (I mean Java in Script nodes) should work with Sun Java,
> shouldn't it?
Learn this well, and repeat to others as necessary: nothing save
Xj3D works with Sun Java, nothing.
>
> md
--
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VRSpace - An open source, modular, cross-platform,
multi-user vrml system with persistent shared objects.
Check out the Nexus at http://www.vrspace.org/
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| Muaddib 2005-04-20, 12:44 pm |
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> so i little bit of problem for me using firefox and cortona then.
>
> maybe this would be helpful,
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I have, in fact, considered putting that in my sig, unfortunately,
its a lie. Truth is there is nothing intrinsic to the platform that
requires either. The real reason it doesn't work with Cortona et. al.
is that the few people who care, seem to be too busy talking to actually
do any work. Talk, talk, talk, talk...
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Perhaps this would be bettter:
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VRSpace - An open source, modular, cross-platform,
multi-user vrml system with persistent shared objects.
Current version requires IE and Contact.
Check out the Nexus at http://www.vrspace.org/
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| Muaddib 2005-04-20, 12:44 pm |
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Not quite sure how you managed to be unable to download all those
files. Would be interested to know. Either way though, you notinited
status bar is the classic "Never used EAI before" symptom. Check out
the Documentation page at vrspace.org for how to get the MSJvm, turn off
Sun Java, make sure you have the write plugin version, etc...
simon wrote:
> have now tried IE and contact;
>
> got; " Applet org/vrspace/vrmlclient/VRSpace notinited ", in IE's
> status bar,
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> and this junk from the contact console;
>
> Download http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/VRSpace.wrl
> Error:unknown (1)
> referred from
> http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace...RSpace.wrl+8500 as
> Load
> Download http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/compass.wrl
> Error:unknown (1)
> referred from http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/VRSpace.wrl as
> EXTERNPROTO
> Download http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace...oginManager.wrl
> Error:unknown (1)
> referred from http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/VRSpace.wrl as
> EXTERNPROTO
> Download http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace...izon_4_back.jpg
> Error:unknown (1)
> referred from http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/VRSpace.wrl as
> ImageTexture
> Download http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace...on_4_bottom.jpg
> Error:unknown (1)
> referred from http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/VRSpace.wrl as
> ImageTexture
> Download http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace...zon_4_front.jpg
> Error:unknown (1)
> referred from http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/VRSpace.wrl as
> ImageTexture
> Download http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace...rizon_4_top.jpg
> Error:unknown (1)
> referred from http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/VRSpace.wrl as
> ImageTexture
> Download http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace...izon_4_left.jpg
> Error:unknown (1)
> referred from http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/VRSpace.wrl as
> ImageTexture
> Download http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/Cursor.wrl
> Error:unknown (1)
> referred from http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/VRSpace.wrl as
> Inline
> Download http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace...zon_4_right.jpg
> Error:unknown (1)
> referred from http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/VRSpace.wrl as
> ImageTexture
> Download http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/maps/nesto.jpg
> Error:unknown (1)
> referred from http://www.vrspace.org:8080/vrspace/VRSpace.wrl as
> ImageTexture
>
--
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VRSpace - An open source, modular, cross-platform,
multi-user vrml system with persistent shared objects.
Check out the Nexus at http://www.vrspace.org/
Current version requires Internet Explorer and Contact.
--------------------------------------------------------
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| Hi,
>
>
> Long story - look up EAI.
Ok, I looked it up - EAI requires Java COM which
is supported only by MS Java, right?
But why the vrml-browser makers don't implement it themselves?
This question is actually to them but maybe someone knows here?
Btw. JSAI (I mean Java in Script nodes) should work with Sun Java, shouldn't it?
md
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| simon 2005-04-20, 12:44 pm |
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so i need to get a new html browser, a new VRML browser and now replace
the java VM.
and i still might get file download problems!
arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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