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4.0 out of 5 stars
Its from 2001...
Though, it is a book published in 2001, right in the vortex of virtual worls, in other words, a quite long time ago. However excelent and clear as an historical perspective.
Published on December 6, 2009 by R. ANTUNES
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This book contains a lot about the history of VRML, but is pretty short on the actual subject of distriubuted virtual environments (and that is the title-so you would assume a little more information). The examples are kind of useful, but some don't work and in general you can find much better stuff on the web. This book is really only useful if you are desperate...
Published on February 11, 2002
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4.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Distributed Virtual Worlds (Hardcover)
Though, it is a book published in 2001, right in the vortex of virtual worls, in other words, a quite long time ago. However excelent and clear as an historical perspective.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good Overview !!!,
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This review is from: Distributed Virtual Worlds (Hardcover)
The book is well written with a wide and broad view of this area. The book has a practical and a theoretical part. Inthe theoretical part it provides an overview of the methods and principles behind virtual worlds clearly presented with illustrations. The practical part introduces the Virutal Reality Modeling Language and gives examples of how to built virtual worlds using VRML and Java.
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This review is from: Distributed Virtual Worlds (Hardcover)
This book contains a lot about the history of VRML, but is pretty short on the actual subject of distriubuted virtual environments (and that is the title-so you would assume a little more information). The examples are kind of useful, but some don't work and in general you can find much better stuff on the web. This book is really only useful if you are desperate for a short introduction and not looking for any detail. |
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Distributed Virtual Worlds by Stephan Diehl (Hardcover - March 23, 2001)
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