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Add a new dimension to your Web site! Moving Worlds is the latest, leading-edge implementation of Virtual Reality Markup Language (VRML). It's your key to creating useful, interesting, and exciting 3-D Web sites quickly and easily -- sites incorporating full motion, live content and animation.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Ack.. Egads.., December 28, 1997

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I have no idea where this author got their information, but it's presented with an air of authority (which should _not_ be present) and -ZERO- of the examples using sensors of any sort funtion in production release VRML2.0 browsers. Additionally, the description of Nodes, Fields, and the related ilk are merely warmed over without passing any substantial understanding or attempt to pass these concepts. Please, for the love of God, save your money and spend it on The VRML 2.0 Handbook or other resource.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Inaccurate the day it was printed, this is misleading., November 30, 1996

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The author of this book appears to have stopped short of actually completing it. The content is based on a Draft specification of VRML 2.0, and the examples will not work in final draft browsers. The publisher should have paid attention to the quality of the contents on this book. I hate to say this, but don't waste your money!