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[Paul Fishwick]

Paul
 By mesh, I mean just what you say, but surfaced in some fashion to 
where we can
load them without having to dig through the code to figure out how to do 
this. I have
browsed through the mesh code, but there needs be a more obvious API 
layer. In other
words, something like a method called "load_mesh(my_mesh_file)" or 
something like that. The ReX
viewer does one better by adding this capability into the client 
interface. 
paul

Paul Johnson wrote:
> Paul Fishwick wrote:
>   
>> There are two key issues that my colleagues surface when talking of
>> Second Life. One is the poor geometry support (lack of meshes
>> and other common CAD formats), and the other is a primitive
>> programming language. OpenSim seems to be a solution to
>> both of these. For programming, there is C#/Mono. For
>> geometry, a convincing demo would be one that involves,
>> as you say, other types, especially meshes that might be created
>> in Blender, Max, Maya, etc.
>>   
>>     
> Forgive the stupid question, but by mesh, do you mean the basic avatar
> shape, or the shape of any object?  If it's the latter, I'm certain that
> you can import blender objects to Second Life to a degree of which that
> if it weren't true, my avatar wouldn't exist.
>
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