Re: VRML at the Children's Museum.

Adrian Scott ([email protected])
Tue, 3 Oct 95 10:36:03 PDT

> Dear Friends,
>
> So I was wondering if there is a list somewhere
> of smaller (500Kb or smaller) .wrl files on the net that
> can be run with the wrldw32s.zip file, or if I should
> get another browser? We have WinSock and Netscape, as
> well as Mosaic.
>

Try out Serch, the database of VRML links,

http://www.virtpark.com/theme/cgi-bin/serch.html

and

http://www.virtpark.com/theme/cgi-bin/serch.wrl

You can see the file size of worlds before you go to them,
and in some cases, you get a pesview or welcome mat to the
world too.

There're quite a few <20K worlds!

(Note: if worldview has trouble loading it, try loading it into
netscape first and then saving it.)

(BTW, if anyone has suggestions on a new interface for Serch, for organizing
categories etc., you might e-mail them to [email protected].
A little birdy told me that a new interface is being worked on.
Don't ask me how i understand birdy-language. :)

> Thanks very much in advance for any feedback,

You're Welcome!

Adrian

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