[this will be my last dune-related post to the vnet list -- from now
on i'll make these announcements on the big list]

i've put up some new dune binaries for your pleasure.  v0.12 for
win95/98/NT, linux (glibc 2.0) and irix 6.5 are avaiable at:

        http://www3.sympatico.ca/stephen.white/dune-0.12-win32.zip
        http://www3.sympatico.ca/stephen.white/dune-0.12-linux.gz
        http://www3.sympatico.ca/stephen.white/dune-0.12-irix-6.5.gz

the irix binary was compiled on an octane R12K under irix 6.5.7, but it 
should work fine on any R5K- or R10K-based machine as well (O2, onyx, 
etc).

new in this version:

- ElevationGrid now has its own creation dialog
- creating an ImageTexture automatically opens a file dialog
- rework of the browser interface on unix, so that it should report
  errors more reliably
- win32 buttons should be functional again
- toolbar buttons now show "checked" state properly (eg., 
  move/rotate/scale buttons, play/record buttons).

i'm still dodging the docs, but here are some quick notes on the less 
obvious stuff:

- in the 3D window:  CTRL rotates, SHIFT zooms
- in the scene tree:  CTRL copies a node, CTRL-SHIFT creates a link 
  (similar to creating shortcuts on the windows desktop) -- the node 
  is instanced using DEF/USE
- the ImageTexture node has a (non-standard) field called "mode" --
  this is just a testing thing that will go away eventually.  it cycles
  through four different texturing modes:

        0 - normal texturing
        1 - environment mapping
        2 - planar mapping (texture is projected along the XZ plane)
        3 - eye mapping (texture is projected from the eye point onto the
                         XY plane)

  if you save a texture with any of these modes, it won't load in a VRML
  browser (did i mention this was non-standard?)

stephen

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                                                       stephen f. white
                                                    [EMAIL PROTECTED]
                              http://www.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/u/sfwhite/
                      i'm not a complete freak; some parts are missing.

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