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On Mon, 9 Oct 1995, Stephen Bailey wrote:

> Some may be interested in these sites:

Thanks Stephen, I'll check them out!


> We're getting really close to being able to create actual web "spaces" with
> Lightwave.
>
> Please, someone chime in if they have anything to add. I've made this a
> little hobby of mine and would love to hear more.

I assume you know about the big VR thing that SGI announced earlier this
year?  I received a press release on it through e-mail, was impressed by
it, and then tossed it away with the oodles of other neat things I receive
through e-mail.

At the time, I figured it wasn't really worth saving because we would
need an SGI and some $20,000+ program to do anything cool, but now that
there is a possibility of doing VR with LightWave, I'm gonna have to try
and find some more info on what's needed to pull all of this off.


                                     -David Warner

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