and their are very few cross platform
issues for the final SWF file.
That said, I love the capabilities of Director
and hope it becomes MUCH easier to make
cross-platform movies and projects so I don't
have to move all my development over to Flash.
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meone a
projector. Why if I give that projector to someone for free would it be any different?
I am assuming that in order to be absolutely legal you would have to follow all
relevant rules on Macromedia branding.
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At 1:05 PM -0400 6/12/02, Charlie Fiskeaux II wrote:
>The Shockwave plugin handles Shockwave and Flash, but there is still a
>separate Flash plugin that doesn't include Shockwave support.
And one further stupid question... which one of these comes with default installations
of IE?
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t would be possible to create a QTVR in this up and coming (and supported by MS)
format?
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s long as the
Justice department is looking the other way.
Stupid question... are there now two separate plugins for shockwave and flash, or are
they the same?
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ogether photographs?
I would be starting from stitched-together photos, but I assume if I have to I could
move them into a 3D program and map the image onto a sphere there. There are a number
of tools that allow you to stitch a spherically distorted VR panorama with complete
360° images.
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e? Is it a good idea? Are there any problems I'm not thinking of? (I'm
not that experienced with 3D Lingo.)
All I want is to be able to put a VR image in a web page and have 95% of viewers see
it without having to download and install any software.
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