[Opensim-dev] future rexviewer merger

[Paul Fishwick]

I'll be glad to play "user" if that helps. I have a Dell XPS (4 core) at 
home
running Windows XP and can create regions, grids, etc. For us, the 
interesting
part of Rex is the 1) use of  textured meshes and 2) potential for more 
realistic
looking, and acting, bots (which we use heavily on our Second Life islands).
-p

Charles Krinke wrote:
> Hang on, hang on. Lets get back to where we can move forward step by 
> step and have a little fun in the process.
>
> 1. There is a Rex Viewer. Lets get some momentum on the OpenSim side 
> with one or more folks testing it on one or more OpenSim grids and 
> report on the #opensim IRC channel and this e-mail what works and what 
> doesnt work in such a way that the Rex folks can move forward in a 
> logical manner.
>
> 2. There is a Rex server. Some of it may be appropriate to bring into 
> OpenSim as modules or patches. Lets discuss as "peers" the technical 
> issues, merits and implementations that the Rex server brings to OpenSim.
>
> 3.  Lets get a similar testing and integration effort underway on one 
> or more grids in order to allow those parts of the Rex work which are 
> appropriate for OpenSim to get closer to svn.
>
> I understand the passions involved. We all have passions, and I am no 
> exception. But, working out the technical details and letting go of 
> past issues is the best way for us to move forward.
>
> Charles
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