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Blogging on the Future of the 3D Web - More than virtual worlds .. what are the key enablers?

I have to tell you that after a marathon of web development yesterday and a start to the day of around 12 noon as a result of getting to bed at 6am I am feeling in need of TLC. As a result, this first post will not live up the usual rigour of good compelling English or must-read copy and for that I ask your forgiveness.

I always hope Blogs make you feel vitalised rather than like looking into somebody's 'life as a soap'. I know that this will deliver on that. Give me time.

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Added by martine parry on November 5, 2007 at 4:14pm — 4 Comments

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Switching to Unity3D

Since Blink 3D (like Adobe Atmosphere before it) has failed to thrive, I have switched to Unity3D. I am now in the process of converting my Blink projects to Unity. Check out the Unity version of the Virtual Roman House at http://www.medievalist.net/unityworlds/romanhouse.htm and the Virtual Byzantine Church at http://www.medievalist.net/unityworlds/crossinoctag… Continue

Posted by Glenn Gunhouse on December 11, 2009 at 5:42pm

Certification of VW for "Fit for Purpose" or higher?

If it was necessary to get a airworthiness certificate web.alive would be the only one at present to pass. Solid designed (de-facto) engine, tested for over 6 years in UT, etc. Server-side security, CRM data, usability, automatic VOIP 3D spacial audio embedded, password protection, admin control (ability to kick, ban, etc,) staight of the peg or bespoke environments. See http://mellanium.co.uk/application-areas.php for sample application… Continue

Posted by Ken Rigby (MellaniuM, Tele3dworld) on November 27, 2009 at 9:45am

"Indie" game engines vs De-Facto 3D game engines

"Indie" game engines do not have the stability/past performance record to achieve the required stability for professional applications. Factors of security, functionality, re-usability. tutorials, user knowledge has been acquired and built for over 10 years. Why try to invent the wheel; just find new ways to use it, is the challange now. Costs; we can provide a be-spoke VW using web.alive from £25K and can host for around £1K/Month for 20 peak port users. Why bother to create your own?
see http:… Continue

Posted by Ken Rigby (MellaniuM, Tele3dworld) on November 22, 2009 at 10:02am

Immersive Environments using Web.Alive

There are game engines, originally created for development of computer/video games, which can be used for non-game virtual worlds. Unreal Engine (UE) by Epic Games ( http://www.unrealtechnology.com ) is probably the strongest, robust and most popular. UE is a complete 3D development framework for PCs, Xbox 360 and PLAYSTATION 3, providing a vast array of core technologies, content creation tools, and support infrastructure.
Main features of the Unrea… Continue

Posted by Ken Rigby (MellaniuM, Tele3dworld) on November 9, 2009 at 11:25am

Serious Games as Immersive Internet

The Immersive Internet moves closer to reality:

http://seriousgamesmarket.blogspot.com/2009/10/serious-games-as-immersive-internet.html

Applications

http://mellanium.co.uk/application-areas.php… Continue

Posted by Ken Rigby (MellaniuM, Tele3dworld) on November 3, 2009 at 11:24am

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