Re: Frequency and Motion
Eric Kimminau ([email protected])
Tue, 25 Apr 1995 09:05:02 -0400 (EDT)
> Eric Kimminau writes:
> :
> > I define this as a state of being lost in VR, up is left, down is forward
> > and Im stuck in a corner. I think a browser/world needs some point of
> > reference, short reloading the +30MB file to re-orient you to a "standard
> > horizon". An easy one button selection to restore me to a referenced
> > starting point in case I get lost.
> >
> > Anyone else have this same problem? ANyone else have a convenient way of
> > doing this in a standard way?
>
> I think you'll see that even the first browsers contain this feature.
> As for the more general navigation problem, I'm not sure I've seen a
> good general purpose solution yet.
>
> Cheers,
> David Story Silicon Graphics, Inc.
> [email protected] Mountain View, California
Is this the "Viewpoints" pull down on WebSpace?
David, I have a question for you. Why is Webspace so dang slow? I can
just image everyone else's performance but Im on a barely loaded Indigo/2
with Extreme graphics, 128MB of ram, 2000MB of swap and I set up a 30MB ram
and disk cache in netscape and it still crawls, even on a 6 or 8MB VRML.
Eric Kimminau [email protected] Ford Motor Co.
(313)845-5361 "I am not an official Ford spokesperson"