WOW - that looks realy great - I tested it quickly in Chrome and Firefox and runs great in both.
Cheers Pedro On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 1:33 AM, Jonne Nauha <jo...@adminotech.com> wrote: > Bill and MasterJ, > > As far as I understand the work this is just a websocket server in python. > So essentially you don't need to install anything (once we ship this), but > enable one python plugin to load during server startup (we might implement > the websocket server as a C++ module as well if perf becomes an issue, but I > believe its running fine now in py). This small py plugin will > enable/receive websocket connections from web pages, they can then > communicate what the scene has, essentially doing our entity-component sync > to the web client (in json i believe now as its lighter). The client will > then download the collada mesh files and texture etc. or whatever the scene > has and show the content in the positions the server told it they should be. > > There is no special hacks here, just a plugin/module to the normal C++ > Tundra server to enable web clients, which is very nice :) The number of > entity components the web client (pure javascript I think) can understand is > limited, but we can grow the capabilities over time. > > For the web page side of things, well you can read the source code from the > demo. Basically you include a bunch of JS, set the server host and port, > make a HTML5 canvas and connect. > > Toni: Very nice work, demo works well and with good fps. I wonder it we > throw native client avatars and start to move them around how fluid is the > sync to web client (I gues we first need collada avatar files)? For free fly > make mouse drag a bit faster and track Y axis too and it will be even nicer > :) > > Best regards, > Jonne Nauha > Adminotech developer > > > > On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 9:29 PM, MasterJ <djmat...@hotmail.com> wrote: > >> Hello hello, >> >> Like always i love to be beta-tester if i can name me like that ;). >> >> So for me just reading this give me energy and make me smile. (geek >> addict? hmmm i prefer to say : world-online (all platform, second >> life, open sim, realxtend, novoking, etc, etc) addict). >> i agrre for have documentation about this project. >> >> Greetings, >> >> MasterJ >> >> On 9 août, 15:35, Toni Alatalo <t...@playsign.net> wrote: >> > Hi, >> > >> > as mentioned before, we've been working on a browser based (WebGL + >> WebSockets) realXtend client -- WebNaali. Rauli started it a year ago and >> got the basics working by the end of the year, and during the past months he >> has upgraded & improved it. >> > >> > There's finally a demo/test on-line: >> http://www.realxtend.org/webnaali/toylobby/scenetest.html. >> > >> > That's not the actual client code, just a test to load a scene with some >> free camera controls: arrows rotate & move the cam, pageup & down move cam >> up/down and rightclick-mouse works to rotate the cam too, similar to the >> native naali/tundra client. The scene is the same TOY lobby as on the public >> demo server, just with an older version of the tree. >> > >> > The graphics engine used is the same as in the actual client, so the >> scene runs the same as in WebNaali. We are using the GLGE engine, same as >> Sirikata's KataJS, and it seems to suite this well as has a similar >> featureset to Ogre .. there's terrain, sky, fog etc. too but we are not >> using those yet. >> > >> > Besides showing a scene, basic EC sync and entity actions work, and >> using those moving objects and the Tundra avatar and chat applications work: >> when WebNaali connects to a Tundra server with the AV app running, it gets >> an AV identically with the native clients, and moving it works so that >> others see it .. and the other AVs are shown to the web client. Also chat >> works, with a very basic UIs. There is no demo of that yet on-line, that's >> coming next. If someone is curious, we can document more how to do it on >> your own server already. >> > >> > ~Toni >> >> -- >> http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend >> http://www.realxtend.org >> > > -- > http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend > http://www.realxtend.org > -- http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend http://www.realxtend.org
