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robbie // User Search
robbie // User Search
May 28, 2002, 4:42am
Yes it does. cobdump3 operates completely through dos via commands lines.
As far as I know, CobToRwx cant just be double clicked, you need to open up
a dos promts, cd into the same directory as CobToRwx and the Cob you want to
convert and typr somthing or other to initialise thep rogram with a command.
-Robbie
[View Quote]"carlbanks" <Virtualcarlbanks at hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Well with Hamfon's cobdump3 it dosen't need any line dos prompt
>
> "johnny b" <uniquect at optonline.net> wrote in message
> news:3cf2fa54 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
prompt....
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>
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May 29, 2002, 5:51pm
> Yes, the security features are a good thing :) But with people going to
riot
> if they dont get 3.3 soon, do we really NEED things like slide detection,
Do
> we really NEED 70 AWC test worlds and do we need Cryonics as a manager?
We WILL be getting 3.3 soon. It will be released before the end of this
month. Thats like...2 days at the most.
Gand dosent need 70 worlds becuase he nees to keep different work seperate.
When 3.3 is released and the world list is now catagorised you wont see them
anyway.
JP although he has been a b******d at times is, infact the guy behind many
successful business ventures other than AW and must have dont somthing right
to get all the money he has. Why you even brough him into this I dont know.
If anything, you oughta be critisizing Rick, I've heard much worse about
him.
-Robbie
May 29, 2002, 5:52pm
> Gand dosent need 70 worlds becuase he nees to keep different work
seperate.
> When 3.3 is released and the world list is now catagorised you wont see
them
> anyway.
thats "Gand DOES need..."
May 31, 2002, 10:14am
Even though I almost went to prison thanks to Roland. I agree, he has almost
solely kept Active Worlds alive. Maintaining contact between AWCorp and the
Users as well listning to us whenever he could to improve the software.
You will be missed Roland, do come back and see us when you can :)
-Robbie
[View Quote]"brant" <awteen at shoemakervillage.org> wrote in message
news:3cf6de56$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> According to a chat log that I received two weeks ago, two things of
> importance are supposed to occur today. While the release of 3.3 is
> probably no longer on schedule, I doubt that the other event has changed.
> For those of you who are unaware, Roland Vilett, AW's lead programmer,
will
> be reporting for his last day of work at Activeworlds this morning.
>
> For those of you who don't realize the impact of this event on the
> community, Roland has contributed too much to Activeworlds to recount. If
> anyone had a technical problem, Roland was THE source on AW - period.
> Having been around at least since the COF takeover of AW if not before (in
> other words, a LONG time), Roland single-handedly programmed almost all of
> the current browser, world, and universe software that we all use every
day.
>
> Putting aside some minor disagreements some might have, Roland has been
> actively involved in the community since day one - holding TechTalks,
> visiting worlds, and talking to people using his software. At times, he
was
> even moreso a representative of the company than his superiors. During
the
> days when corporate partners set the development order, Roland was at the
> forefront, continually arguing to include more features aimed to improve
> normal citizens' experiences.
>
> I'm sure that everyone remembers an instance where Roland helped him or
her
> solve a problem. For myself, I still remember Roland's nonstop commitment
> last Fall when AWTeen was continually being attacked by hackers and
password
> stealers. He must have been asked to resolve these problems at least a
> half dozen times if not more, but he didn't complain once. Even when it
was
> past 10:00pm and he had to be off the clock, he was still working late
into
> the night restoring property, looking up world logs, and taking care of
> vandals.
>
> I titled this post "the end of an era" because Roland's leaving really is
> just that, and cross-posted it to all these newsgroups because if there's
> one topic that's of interest to all AW citizens, this is it. I hope that
> I'm not alone in saying that Roland has left MrGrimm some very large shoes
> to fill.
>
> If you're reading this, Roland, I wish you luck in your future endeavors
:)
>
>
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Jun 4, 2002, 8:48am
Hey everyone,
I've almost finished my trueSpace 4 tutorials for making objects/avatars in
Active Worlds. You can view whats compelted of it at: http://ts.oriox.com -
only one section left to complete.
Once everythings finished I hope to expand the tutorial to cover more stuff,
but right now I'm just trying to get the basics done. If there are any
problems, mistakes or broken links, lemme know. :o)
-Robbie
robbie at oriox.com
Jun 4, 2002, 3:28pm
nope. but if you want to learn to make objects for Active Worlds...trueSpace
4 is so much easier and does everything yu could need.
[View Quote]"the joker ss" <the_joker_ss at hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> i am planing to learn TS 5 , are there major differences ?
>
>
> thx
>
>
> "robbie" <robbie at oriox.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:3cfc9ae6 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> in
> http://ts.oriox.com -
> stuff,
>
>
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Jun 4, 2002, 3:29pm
If you would like to make objects for Active Worlds...I would suggest you
stay with TS4 and leave the upgrade. TS5 bring whole new host of menus and
functiosn that are confusing and not nessacery for making objects for Active
Worlds.
-Robbie
[View Quote]"barbarae" <barbeisner at msn.com> wrote in message
news:3cfcf0da$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Hi!
>
> Just in time! I have TS4.3 on my drive with an upgrade to 5.1 waiting in
> the wings. I have really yet to learn it, but have been hoping to "any
day
> now"!!
>
> I also have Frank Rivera's book on TS4. Do you recommend I learn TS4
first
> then upgrade to my 5.1 or should I go ahead and upgrade to 5.1 and still
do
> your tutorials for TS4 and Rivera's TS4??
>
> I need to go back and review Grover's and Heinrikg's tutorials also.
>
> What do you suggest I do?? Thanks for any suggestions and am looking
> forward to your tutorials!
>
> Barbara of Amberlin
> aka Barbarae
>
>
> "robbie" <robbie at oriox.com> wrote in message
> news:3cfc9ae6 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> in
> http://ts.oriox.com -
> stuff,
>
>
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Jun 19, 2002, 5:33pm
Why upgrade to 5 at all? In my opinion there is no gain (when making obs for
AW) to be had by upgrading to 5. And quite personally...i hate 5.
[View Quote]"paul" <pbarrow at NOSPAMcharter.net> wrote in message
news:3d00e06c at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> There are MANY changes to the TS 5 interface with many things rearranged
and
> some working differently. Also many new features to tools like changing UV
> on objects/faces in the info box in real time and seeing them instantly in
> 3D Solid view mode.
> I would not suggest learning TS 4 first. The basics are similar but the
> interface and layout is different enough in TS 5 that it's almost like
> learning all over again.
>
> Paul
>
> "barbarae" <barbeisner at msn.com> wrote in message
> news:3cfcf0da$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
in
> day
> first
> do
objects/avatars
>
>
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Jun 11, 2002, 8:49am
Hehe. I've been making objects and programming for years, its just now with
less time spent begging for citizenships to be re-enabled and dodging
universe bans I can concentrate more on my more productive nature. ;)
*swings in all kinds of ways*
-Robbie
[View Quote]"goober king" <rar1 at acsu.buffalo.edu> wrote in message
news:3D0554FB.3070004 at acsu.buffalo.edu...
> That's right! It's time for another installment of the Newbie Guide to
> the Newsgroups! *cheers wildly*
>
> With AWC praying to every god, goddess, star, statue, Elvis poster, and
> Jesus-shaped cinnamon bun in the hopes of having a massive influx of
> rich citizens come save their dying company, you just KNOW there's going
> to be a massive influx of newbies running around in the NGs soon. So I
> figured I'd beat the rush and get this guide out to help them find their
> way in this strange, not-so-brave new world.
>
> As always, we start off the Guide with an introduction to some of the
> characters you'll meet here in the NGs. Learn them well, so you won't
> run afoul of them by accident.
>
> ------------------
>
> A1CTTourist5 - As the name indicates, he's a new addition to the NG
> roster. A small guy who likes to think big, if only he could get his
> news reader to work...
>
> Agent1 - Self-proclaimed "Official AWC Annoyance", he sticks to his guns
> and can get under anyone's skin, AWC or not, if need be. Too bad he's
> running out of targets...
>
> AlphaBit Phalpha - In her hands, compulsive perkiness is like stupidity
> and nuclear power: It can be used for both good and evil, and you don't
> want to get any on you.
>
> Ananas/Andras - This techie tag team is totally tensed to tackle the
> toughest of technical troubles. Just don't ask them to design your
> website for you...
>
> Anduin - The resident Gorean, he at least has the common decency to not
> try and recruit anyone. Just don't talk about his signature...
>
> Barbarae - Another recent addition to the NG crowd, this one made an
> impact by somehow managing to run into every single problem known to
> man. And yet, she's still here...
>
> Baro - He's what you could call a disgruntled world owner. Quick with
> the sarcasm and irony, he still wonders why no one visits his world...
>
> Bowen/Silenced - This one has some trouble deciding on who he should be,
> but he's always willing to throw in his two cents. Maybe that's why he's
> always asking if you have $3...
>
> Brant - "That AWTeen Guy". If anyone even so much as whispers the word
> "teen", Brant is all over it like mud on a pig, even though a good
> portion of his charges hate him. No wonder he needed a vacation!
>
> CarlBanks - Has trouble discerning the difference between the "Subject"
> and the "Body" of a message. At least you know he'll always have a
> future in the world of "spam"...
>
> Dion - Another recent addition, this one seems like he's on the AWC
> payroll. Next he'll be saying that AW's stock is just in a "temporary
> slump"...
>
> Glitter Bug - *sings* "Looking for heeeeelllllpp in aaaalllllll the
> wrong places..." This one just can't seem to get any good help or
> respect. Good thing she doesn't waste her time giving any either...
>
> Goober King - Not sure whether he wants to portray himself as the
> serious, brooding philosopher or the light-hearted, nutty joker. Lucky
> for him, he wound up with both: He thinks he's serious and everyone else
> thinks he's a joke.
>
> Grimble - The closest thing you can find to the Voice of Reason in this
> place. Just don't mention the AW 3.3 SDK, or he'll short-circuit his
> keyboard with drool.
>
> Jerme - Another resident nerd of the NGs, he's also a die-hard AW fan.
> Just don't tell him he can design your website, or there could be some
> confusion...
>
> Johnny B - Yet another recent addition, this one seems to have trouble
> getting his Quote button to work, but certainly seems to know the lay of
> the land well enough. Hmmmmm....
>
> KAH - Graduating from Eep's School of Hard Knocks, this one's at least
> more civil when handing out advice. Just don't rile him up, or he'll
> start flinging meaningless insults at you. "Go chew on a tree, you
> weirdo troll gnome!" ...?! I guess "twit" was already taken...
>
> Maki - This one seems to have been around for a while, and has also
> managed to pick up some SW City lingo. The infection is spreading...
>
> Nornny11 - The original wishy-washy man, this one can actually insult
> you and compliment you in the same breath, and in the end say absolutely
> nothing! What a talent!
>
> PC Hamster - After a traumatic experience of vandalism in his town, this
> one's been forced to put subliminal messages about his town into his
> posts every chance he gets in order to advertise without attracting
> trouble. Poor guy...
>
> Ptolemy - Maker of maps. Now if he could just make for good
conversation...
>
> Robbie - One of the more "infamous" members of the AW community, he is
> now paying penance by making tutorials and object servers. Welcome to
> Virtual Rehab.
>
> Strike Rapier - The paranoid one of the group. He just KNOWS that AW is
> really a front for Rick and JP to try and take over the world. And they
> would have gotten away with it too, if not for those pesky stocks...
>
> Zeo Toxion - Another one that's quick with the comments, this one seems
> content to simply add to a discussion... *any* discussion. Now it only
> he'd start one...
>
> And those are just some of the colorful people you'll meet here! And now
> for something completely different...
>
> Smiley Psychology
> -----------------
> Ever wonder what the person behind the text is really like? Well,
> there's an easy way to tell: Just look at their smileys! Yes, those
> little ASCII faces are really windows into our personalities, and while
> some people may use a wide variety of smileys, if you know someone who
> uses a specific one of these excessively, then you can now easily
> pigeon-hole them! (yay!)
>
> Hi :) - 'Normal'. This smiley is for people who either aren't really all
> that "in" to the Internet, or who just aren't cool enough to think up
> their own smiley.
>
> Hi ;) - Excessive use of this smiley means you either have a tough time
> finding the Shift key, or you like to swing in all kinds of directions...
>
> Hi :D - Excessive use of this means you're either a 12 yr old who just
> discovered the internet, or a nerdy guy who just discovered women...
>
> Hi :P - You're a self-centered, sarcastic, bitter human being. (like me!
:P)
>
> Hi :-) - Old-School. These people are all about structure and
> stability... you know, the kind of people who's idea of a "wild night"
> is mixing the regular with the decaf.
>
> Hi :o) - Generally considered to be the "female smiley", the owners of
> this smiley like cuteness and anything associated with it. And while
> they generally give off an air of friendliness and kindness, some can be
> quite deceptive.
>
> Hi :O) - These belong more to the joker types with a good sense of
> humor. Might be why you don't see too many of them anymore...
>
> Hi (: - You're from Australia, and you want to make sure EVERYONE knows
it.
>
> Hi:) - What's known as the "compulsive smiley". You're so innately
> cheerful that you don't even take the time to separate your smileys from
> the rest of the sentence. You've also had to replace your keyboard
> several times due to worn out semi-colon and zero keys.
>
> Hi ;-"D - You're a jungle cat. Rawr!
>
> Saying hi, me ^_^ - You're SW Comit. (Can you really classify him? :P)
>
> Hi O_O - You're one of SW Comit's many shadows.
>
> This concludes this edition of the Newbie Guide to the Newsgroups! I
> hope this has been educational and informative to all of you. And don't
> forget to say "hi" (in your own special way) to the MASSIVE throngs of
> newbies that will SURELY be pouring in here any day now! Yup... aaaanny
> day now.......
>
>
> --
> Goober King
> Just KNOWS he's going to get a "Used lingo, you!!! O_O" from someone! :P
> rar1 at acsu.buffalo.edu
>
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Jun 17, 2002, 10:59am
Its just been generated with GIF2TXT: http://www.degraeve.com/gif2txt.shtml
[View Quote]"gandalf" <Gandalf at madactor.co.uk> wrote in message
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> I can beat that.
>
> http://www.btinternet.com/~richard.t.grey/peace.html
>
>
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Jun 14, 2002, 5:36am
> M A T T was banned from AW for hacking the X worlds universe.
Not that I know of. No-one "hacked" X Worlds. We had a few problems, but
they were so trivial they dont qualify as "hacks".
> He is presently sending some type of script that allows him to steal
> passwords.
Well, to me he sounds like another little kid with nothing better to do. I
would be surprisd if he had the knowledge to compose a ActvieX script, let
alone exploit it to steal someones password. Furthermore I highly doubt he
can steal a pasword through a website. The best of people in AW havent found
around the machine specific encryption yet, so I doubt some little n00b has.
My two cents? Band him from your world if you want, dont talk to him if you
want. But dont make posts like this proclaiming him as some hacker becuase
its probably what he wants. AWCorp will ban the end of the week, I'd put my
money on it. Just send thme any evidence you have of him stealing
citizenships.
-Robbie
Jun 15, 2002, 6:50am
How can you assist a computer? :P
-Robbie
[View Quote]"strike rapier" <strike at rapiercom.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
news:3d0a386a at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Im already a computer assistant :P
>
>
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Jun 15, 2002, 11:30am
does a computer "ask" for help? To assist is to help something/one to
complete and task with hich it wishes to perform of its own accord. To help
somthing.one to complete a task you wish to be performed is to control.
-Robbie
[View Quote]"ananas" <vha at oct31.de> wrote in message news:3D0AFFE5.A4423E99 at oct31.de...
> Most computers that run windows need assistance
>
> robbie wrote:
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Jun 21, 2002, 9:46pm
http://reunion.oriox.com
Trying to get this organised. If your a teen in the UK, I'm organising a
reunion (not endorsed by AWCorp) in London. Checkout the page for the events
of the day.
-Robbie
Jun 24, 2002, 9:41am
For anyone interested, I will be displaying my new Day/Night Cycle Bot into
AntiCrax all day today. The bot facilitates random lighting settings within
a specified range. Also RGB Offsets to emulate different seasons. The bot
will soon become a permanent feature in Anticrax with more features.
Feedback welcome :)
-Robbie
Jun 24, 2002, 10:01am
Opps, I almost forgot. A BIG thankyou to Grimble and Rumpnisse who helped me
with it.
-Robbie
[View Quote]"robbie" <thetruth at awteen.org> wrote in message
news:3d17057f at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> For anyone interested, I will be displaying my new Day/Night Cycle Bot
into
> AntiCrax all day today. The bot facilitates random lighting settings
within
> a specified range. Also RGB Offsets to emulate different seasons. The bot
> will soon become a permanent feature in Anticrax with more features.
>
> Feedback welcome :)
>
> -Robbie
>
>
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Jun 25, 2002, 6:56am
When you've deformed an object in truespace and you are happy that you are
not going to have to deform it again, click on the object (or objects) and
then click on the object union tool. If you have deformed the object, it
will ask you if you want to 'Delete Animatable Deformations and Deform
Connections'. Click yes but dont union the object with anything...jsut click
another button on the tool (like the cursor button) to get rid of the object
union thing.
This is because when you deform an object TrueSpace holds the deformations
in a kinda temporary memory (so when the conversion program reads it, it
sees the original object, undeformed.), so that if you deform again, all
your deform settings are saved. By clicking the object union button, your
telling trueSpace to loose the data its keeping and actually deform the
object. This is also so trueSpace can allow you to undo your deformations.
If you have any other problems, e-mail me or go to http://ts.oriox.com for
my tutorials. Hope this helps :o)
-Robbie
[View Quote]"akman" <akman200 at ptialaska.net> wrote in message
news:3d17b7db at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> my deforms dont translate in aw, does anyone know why? thanx in advance
>
>
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Jun 26, 2002, 8:34pm
Tommorow, the largest event in the history of AWTeen will take place.
I've been havily involved with the development of this event. From the
creation of custom objects to bots and textures. Not only would I like to
tell you about how great tommorow is, I'd like to confirm a few things.
As some of you may know, the recent work submitted by NoMad 1 was rejected
by the AWTeen Core to be used in conjuction with Thor 2. At Generations Day
tommorow I will be giving a Demo of Nox, my new Day/Night Cycle bot using a
ingenuitive skybox which utilises masking to create a sky of any colour you
could desire. With that I have created a simple RGB transition bot that, if
approved by the Core could be elaborated to create Thor 2.
This brings the total number of major events at Gens Day tommorow back up to
three (as the previous Thor 2 showing was cancelled with when NoMads work
was turned down.) For anyone who is even contemplating now going heres
several reasons why you HAVE to be there.
1. The new AWTeen public terrain managment system, Demeter will be unveiled
in AWTeen. The latest of Brants creations; it will make AWTeen the number
one place to build in, anyone regardless of rights will be create to create
sprawling mountain ranges or cavernous valleys using a modular set of
textures I created allowing you to seamlessly blend grass, dirt, mud or snow
into your terrain.
2. My Bot Nox will be shown, as explained above, the new bot will boast the
same features as Thor but using a special Skybox to allow smooth transitions
between times of the day without huge downloads.
3. The new AWTeen Caretaker will be announced. Much speculation as to the
new Caaretaker has been rife throughout the AWTeen Community. Finally the
new caretaker will be announced by Brant who will lead AWTeen into the next
generation (thus the name of the event).
4. Strike Rapier will be giving an exclusive fireworks show with his amazing
bot, (seriously, it is exellent) which uses coronas to create realistic
fireworks sequences, this is how we will end the event to go down in AWTeen
History.
It all begins tommorow (Thurday) at 1PM VRT, this may seem a strange time,
but believe me; this is an event worth staying in for. The AWTeen Core,
Myself, Brant and many others have been working hard to make tommorow a huge
success and we invite YOU no matter who you are to come and celebrate the
success of AWTeen and its community and welcome the new Generation for
Active World's second, if not the largest community. Be there.
-Robbie
Jul 2, 2002, 3:45pm
I am very honoured to see that Nox was nominated for a CY! Its not even in
use in any world yet! hehe.
Just so you can read about Nox before you vote ;) here's there URL to a
short a description about it:
http://www.oriox.com/nox/
-Robbie
"Who cares about the CY?! I get to meet alphaBit! ;)"
Jul 9, 2002, 7:54pm
Roland is NOT an idiot. He has contributed as much to this communit as Rick
Noll or Ron Britvich. (well maybe Rick isnt such a good example *wink*).
Perhaps if you knew what you were talking about instead of making yet
another useless post you wouldnt make yourself look like such an "idiot".
-Robbie
[View Quote]"slim smokey" <Smokey360j at ync.net> wrote in message
news:3d2b4fb6 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Is it just me or does everyone else find it annoying that to go up hills
or
> even sometimes up stairs u have to hold the - key? lol. and...since that
> Roland person I dunno what his name was didn't like the fast turning
> feature...they can just remove it? who cares about him. I mean what makes
it
> even worse...is that he removed it then like a week or two later he left
AW.
> Why couldn't they have just made it optional, if they did that idiot
> wouldn't have have removed a good feature, lol
>
>
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Jul 11, 2002, 6:12pm
I am in the process of updating my tutorials to include new pages on the
more advanced techniques in trueSpace. Already the deformation page is
available for you to go and read, I'll be adding a new page each day
(providing I get time) until the tutorial is complete.
Comments and Questions Welcome :)
-Robbie
Jul 11, 2002, 6:14pm
Offcourse the URL could be helpful, LOL
http://ts.oriox.com.
-Robbie
[View Quote]"robbie" <thetruth at awteen.org> wrote in message
news:3d2de6c0 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> I am in the process of updating my tutorials to include new pages on the
> more advanced techniques in trueSpace. Already the deformation page is
> available for you to go and read, I'll be adding a new page each day
> (providing I get time) until the tutorial is complete.
>
> Comments and Questions Welcome :)
>
> -Robbie
>
>
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Jul 13, 2002, 1:03pm
Offcourse there is Jonny! Cobdump 3, Accutrans and COB2RWX all fully
reconise and support opacity in COB files.
-Robbie
[View Quote]"johnny b" <uniquectAToptonline.net> wrote in message
news:3d3024f7$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Syn, I may be wrong, but I don't think there IS a direct translation for
Opacity yet from any of the
> .COB to .RWX converters available...... I use TS5 also and I always have
to go in with Accutrans or
> even notepad and add the Opacity parameters.....
>
> Wondering if it's just something that got overlooked........ tho that
sounds odd too
>
> JB
>
>
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Jul 13, 2002, 1:06pm
I do try and tell people *sigh*. Stay away from trueSpace 5+! Its overly
complicated with a whole new system and it has hundreds of new tools that
arent supported by AW anyway. Its only possible advantage is its a bit more
stable.
I've never used 5.2, but in TS 4.2 you select the paint object tool, then of
the 4 spheres in the shaders window you left-click the top right one, then
select plain transparency. Then right click the sphere and set the value to
anything between 0 and 1. This is fully supported in AW, although in TS the
object may not be rendered as semi-transparent (depending on your video card
it may just be shaded darker to simulate semi-transparency).
-Robbie
[View Quote]"synapticon alpha" <kether at synapticus.com> wrote in message
news:3d2faa83$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Robbie, what are you doing in TS 4.2 to make portions of your models
> transluscent or opaque so that you can see background behind them? I'm
> using 5.2 and, no matter what seems to work in trueSpace, in AW, anything
> transluscent turns out solid. Can you help me out?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Syn
>
>
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Jul 15, 2002, 5:20pm
Well I'm too set in my ways JB, sorry. I'll stick to 4.2 :D
-Robbie
[View Quote]"johnny b" <uniquectAToptonline.net> wrote in message
news:3d31a885$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Ohhh, no no no no Robbie :OD TS 5 is wonderful....... got a whole PILE
of new improved UV'ing
> options now........ I used 4.2 before this and I'd NEVER go back
now....... just ignore the usless
> tools ;O)
>
> JB
>
> "robbie" <thetruth at awteen.org> wrote in message
news:3d304207 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
that
more
then of
then
to
the
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Aug 4, 2002, 7:36pm
Shut up and push off, peed.
-Robbie
[View Quote]"ohhhmy" <OhhhMy at whatisthatemailaddy.org> wrote in message
news:Xns9260A6D218BB6jfk2jfkmusiccom at 64.94.241.201...
> Who am i talking about? IHNK is who. Right on the very top of his post
> he mentiones JFK2 and Just In.
> That is a matter best served to just lay in peace and quiet in it's grave
> and long ago forgotten. Not to be dredged up and have two grown people
> go head to head in another flame war to satasfy some sick thing IHNK has
> for flame wars. He should have let this sort of thing well alone and
> dead.
>
> If anyone should happen to take notice on one of these newsgroups
> postings of being a victim of PUBLIC HUMILIATION...
> This is yet again another example of how some IDIOTS like IHNK are bent
> on creating flames for his own sick jollies...
>
> Please take note of what one poster had to say on the issue...
>
> From Just In himself....
>
> " Subject: Re: Public Humiliation
> From: "just in" <Justin at nomail.com>
> Newsgroups: community
>
> I have never encountered any instance of anyone having had their whispers
> or
> telegrams intercepted by a third party in years of using Active Worlds.
>
> I know many instances of people making whispers or telegrams public,
> after
> receiving them from the sender deliberately.
>
> I think any person revealing things told to them in private and in
> confidence is despicable. "
>
> Now you all have proof of someone else that has no morals and does this
> disgraceful deed to others.
> OK IHNK.... Your turn....
>
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Sep 9, 2002, 5:20pm
I dont think he's even in AW anymore. Eep prolly got his way and drove him
out, which is a shame since he made a huge difference in this community and
hes left by the far biggest flaw in AW unreported, CT in EVERY world anyone?
-Robbie
[View Quote]"talian" <talian at chicago3d.net> wrote in message
news:3d7c82ff$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Sleepy is hardly a script kiddy. You should be grateful he has the
knowledge
> to find security holes and report them to AW.
> "eep" <eepNOSPAM at tnlc.com> wrote in message
> news:3D7C0291.96532AC7 at tnlc.com...
> (plural) and script kiddIES (another plural). I'm not just concerned about
> MY objects but EVERYONE'S because I know how much damn work, time, and
> effort is put into making them (at least I know with mine anyway) and
don't
> want them stolen by some no-talent wanna-be hacker and script kiddie like
> Sleepy E et al.
condescending
> attitude and shove it up your ass.
one
> of
> 100% of
password
> WRONG..
> they
> steal
> greatly...
> thing --
> always
>
>
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Oct 16, 2002, 3:13pm
Stop acting your some well founded company, as long as your a poster on this
newsgroup, your an individual, and we don't welcome indivudals with open
arms thats post their anoyance in every available newsgroup when it only
bares relevancy for one of them. As J b e l l kindly pointed out, if your
such a well established company, you would know that you cannot play for
money on the ineternet unless your over the age of 18. I can supply a link
to both european and american government websites that state that if you
like.
-Robbie
[View Quote]"the game master" <zechariah4 at sprynet.com> wrote in message
news:3dad8f5b at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> It has come to our attention that several posters to this group feel the
> need to bash our game for trying to inform the same of our game world and
> what is going on there.
>
> Although we do enjoy getting responces to our postings, these individuals
> have, with no basis for their accusations and slander, taken it upon
> themselves to bash us. Many of these individuals have never even been to
> our game world or spoken with us prior to their unkind remarks. We
expected
> more in the way of common sense and respect from AW citizens, being that
we
> are new here. Before anyone passes judgement upon us and our game they
> should at the very least visit our web site or world and make personal
> contact with our many game masters. They will answer any legitimate
> concerns and/or question.
>
> We do realize that not all AW citizens met us with such distain. Many
> citizens have embraced us into the AW fold with open arms. Our registered
> players have had nothing but good things to say about our world and The
Game
> in general.
>
> As to the prizes offered. They are 100% real. We opened The Game offering
> cash prizes, which will be paid, and are now on a points system. We are
run
> by DASH Enterprises Inc.(and not an individual) which handles all
> prize-related grantings.
>
> We hope this will help you better understand who we are and what we are
> about. To register for and play games we offer is totally FREE.
>
> Thank you.
>
> GM Member #: 575
>
>
>
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Dec 12, 2002, 6:20pm
Now now, Big E. Lets not encourage foul play. I didn't see you smiling when
Gavroche unpacked the 3.2 browser despite the encryption or when Sleepy E
wrote a tunneling program give himself CT in any world. ;)
Nah, I just hope Second Lame has a CEO who is as fun as easy going, they'll
need it to compete with AW. They might have the fillz, but not the
community.
-Robbie
[View Quote]"e n z o" <enzo at activeworlds.com> wrote in message
news:3df8d4c6$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Just had a funny thought...
>
> I wonder which one of these "new coders" is going to be the first Second
> Life hacker Linden will have to deal with
>
>
> : P
>
>
> E
>
>
> "e n z o" <enzo at activeworlds.com> wrote in message
> news:3df8d366$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
anything
> 3D
all
> it
applied
> came
worth
> know.
are
> of
> too.
>
>
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Dec 23, 2002, 8:44am
Mrbruce, my tutorials at ts.oriox.com are still incomplete, I add new
sections every week or two when I get time to write them. Since you wrote
this I have added the "Adding/Deleting" section to the tutorial. I'm glad to
see you are finding it useful :)
-Robbie
[View Quote]"mrbruce" <A1CTWorld at aol.com> wrote in message
news:3e062e16$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> i have been to http://ts.oriox.com/6.html before, his site has links that
> are not under scored, examples are "adding/deleting faces", "prelighting
> making avatars, pictures and signs". I have his tutorial in printed form
but
> the links after "uv projection and transparency" do not work.
> I have a tutorial from Caligari, but as I said it does not help much with
> making objects for AW as the program really was not intended for AW object
> making in the first place.
> I also have 3 D Studio max 4.0 and have found a tutorial for it written
by
> autodesk inc, but again, these tutorials do not focus on making objects
for
> AW, which are low in polys and file size. LOL the first object I created
and
> tried to render on an OP was 127 Mb big! It crashed my PC as soon as I got
> with in 200 meters of it!
> I am aware of classes out there, but I can not take the time to travel 500
> miles for a class in New York if you get my meaning.
> I purchased the two programs because they were the newest thing available
at
> the time and very exspensive!
> waiting for suggestions.
> MrBruce
> A1CTWorld at aol.com
>
> "wizard myrddin" <wizard at rdescape.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:3e05f8f2 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
you
> well.
> when
icon
same
> as
> use
> max
> objects
> buttons
> like
> help
in
>
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