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VisMenu 'splash' screen
VisMenu is a graphical menuing system that uses the 'city' metaphor. VRML objects can represent buildings, and add 'color' to streets and plazas.
VisMenu was featured in the book Creating Cool 3D Web Worlds with VRML By Paul and Mary Summitt
The World Gateway says you are Avatar number
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"Drag and Drop" is fully supported!
You can drag and drop either Netscape or Internet Explorer 'bookmarks' into the VisMenu city; they will become 'buildings'
You can drag and drop program items from Win95's 'start' menu; these program items become buildings.
Textures on the front of the building can be dragged,
VRML 1.0 files can be 'dropped' onto a building, and replace the default building shape with whatever VRML 1.0 geometry!
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Streets can now rise and fall -- no more flat cities
Note: the version available now will not draw the 'ground' under the streets, so the city has a very 'fairy tale' look about it. Future versions (next week) will fix this.
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Cut and Paste for editing the city is now operational.
Your menu city is organized by Plaza's, streets, and buildings.
Buildings can be located on Plaza's and streets.
Streets can lead to more plazas.
VRML objects can be included as 'buildings'
Every object (building, street, plaza) can be edited quickly and easily, by 'right clicking' (apple click) on the object.
Any Windows/Macintosh command or program can be executed by clicking on a VRML 'building'.
LOD's are supported
BUGS: