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01.31.08Pinball HavokFor me, the main benefit of Havok4 is that sculpted prims are solid instead of being confined by awkward bounding boxes - no long needing invisiprims underneath sculpted objects saves prims, makes them more realistic, and may lead to their wider use. But then, I'm not a scripter, so I leave it to this video to give a hint of what Havok can do in creative and capable hands: [youtube=http://youtube.com/watch?v=wkt2T68QaLQ]
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01.27.08Schedule for Second Life Improvements: Mono, Lightweight Client, Open Servers, HTMLLinden Labs has outlined its schedule for the deployment of Mono, opening the server architecture, and "HTML on a prim" adding a lightweight server to the mix for next month. Joe Miller tells Information Week that Linden Labs are preparing to launch a lightweight viewer for Second Life in February. His interview nails down dates which, in combination with Philip Rosedale's promise for "HTML on a prim" by May 1st, further confirm a sense of the tactical roll-out of technologies: February: Lightweight Client Miller tells IW that the lightweight client will include text chat, instant messaging, and voice communications. My issue with a ...
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