> Congratulations on your work !!!
> I think we were all working toward the
> success of this working group although the mail list has few
discussions
> recently.
And I'm sorry for that <G>. I'm implementing my VRML 2.0 browser now and
finding a lot of areas that are just plain difficult to do efficiently.
I'd like to see a "VRML lite" ... maybe OO(E)-VRML could help toward this.
(OTOH, this may not be necessary; my understanding may increase toward
more efficient internal representations).
My primary interest is not with VRML that can describe worlds. I think
these will always be distributed somewhat. My primary interest is in
files that describe 'parts' of a world, with some kind of network protocol
(browser / server) that puts all of these objects together, in an object
oriented way. In other words, I don't think OO-VRML has to describe every
possible world out there. It does have to describe things in such a way
that they can be included in other (OO-VRML) worlds.
I hope that makes sense.
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