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1/9/2001 12:50:06 AM:Warren
Very nice! I give it 5 thumbs up, keep
up the good work!
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1/9/2001 10:32:24 AM:Max Seim
All I can say is WOW!
One interesting
thing...
When I look at the sphere
(globe), I
see it 'concave', whereas
my wife sees
it as normal ... must be
a right-brain
left-brain thing?
5
stars on this one!
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1/9/2001 6:57:58 PM:Dennis
Thanks for the positive feedback. You
are probably right about the left/right
brain thing (in a way.) What is really
happening is that you are looking at it
cross eyed as if the image was in front
of the monitor. However, the program
is setup to be viewed as if the image
was inside, or beyond the screen (wall
eyed.)
After doing a little research
I am starting to realize many more
people view stereoscopic images cross
eyed than I originally thought.
Personally, I am not able to view them
cross eyed no matter how hard I try.
I will be making an update very
soon (probably tonight) that adds the
ability to swap the images to allow for
cross eyed viewing as well.
Again,
thanks for the feedback.
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1/9/2001 7:00:47 PM:mwcStudio.com
Great code.
How can I import
WRL(VRML2.0) files to this program from
Photo Modeler Lite ?
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1/10/2001 12:35:48 AM:Eisen Teo
This is just the thing I need to learn
some parts of Direct3D. Great job.
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1/10/2001 4:21:47 AM:Robert Rayment
I have DirectX8 but get Automation
error. Any idea what this might be?
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1/10/2001 4:39:01 AM:Robert Rayment
My Automation error was caused by not
having the Graphics Performance set to
maximum. I usually have it down a
notch or two because not all VB
graphics will work at maximum!!
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1/10/2001 4:59:42 PM:Dennis
Robert, I sent you an e-mail requesting
a little more info. Thanks for
reporting the error.
mwcStudio, I
only intended to use custom models so I
could have more control over the
rendering. I have however checked out
some .wrl files
and think I may be
able to write a conversion program.
There will be quite a few limitations
though. I'll post again after I take a
better look at it.
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1/11/2001 2:02:39 PM:Simon Price
This is a cool example. It makes your
eyes hurt, but it's good :) Here, have
a well deserved excellent vote.
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1/12/2001 6:15:41 AM:Mikie
Well done! Brillient interface and a
stunning effect.
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1/14/2001 3:28:20 AM:Keny
Very Good !
I give you à 5 stars
!
But i would like if it posible to
make a 3d maker ? Your fikles seems to
be easy to write but i would like to
make more complex 3d form !
Anyway
explain me a liter more how to make
these 3d things ...
Very good
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2/11/2001 6:42:33 PM:Viper Technologies
Where can I download DX8? I can't find
a download on msdn.microsoft.com. If
possible, could someone just send me
the library (DX8VB.dll or something)?
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2/12/2001 5:50:42 PM:wowowowow
holey sh*t!
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2/20/2001 5:14:11 PM:Shawn Elliott
DirectX 8 is at
www.microsoft.com/directx
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2/23/2001 10:46:29 PM:Paul Rosebush
Great Demo, reminds me of a 3d demo we
used in mech eng which utilized the
red/green lines...images stand off a
flat surface, you reach for and think
you can touch them. As in 3d
photography where two images are taken
at different angles similar to the
space between our eyes thus crossing of
the eyes is necessary to see the image
in true 3d visual. Again, good demo and
I will try to write someting that
displasy the version I mentioned. keep
up the good work.
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1/8/2002 1:14:25 PM:beastz
I have to give this 5. Its brilliant.
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1/9/2002 12:45:14 PM:Andrew Boey
FIVE - E globe for you my man!!
Great
clean work!!
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1/10/2002 11:03:07 AM:Kalai Ace
Amazing work!
Hope to see more great
code from you.
5 globe from me.
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