http://vispo.com/dbcinema/sw
This is the last post about dbCinema I'll post. About time, no doubt. What I've posted so far have been links to particular works made with dbCinema. Most of them were slideshows of images created with dbCinema. Three of them (Vancouver, New York, London Hypotrochoid) were interactive. But they all concentrated on a particular concept or image set. Such as Kandinsky or Klee or London. What I'll show you, finally, is not so much an art work as a tool. You specify the concept and much else, if you want. http://vispo.com/dbcinema/sw takes you to the main page for the online version of dbCinema as tool. When you click "Interactive online dbCinema" the Shockwave version of the dbCinema tool loads. You specify the concept. Then the main interface appears. There's a video introduction, if you like, at http://vispo.com/dbcinema/video/Intro . Below the video are links to less introductory videos about how to use dbCinema. This Shockwave version of dbCinema is not as featureful as the desktop version of dbCinema. Because Shockwave and Flash and Java (etc) online apps are 'sandboxed' and don't have access to the file system in the extensive way that desktop programs do. So the Shockwave version doesn't support saving and creating files of all sorts that the desktop version does. But it's pretty featureful, all the same. Thanks for your indulgence. ja http://vispo.com _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list [email protected] http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
