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Mon, 14 Dec 1992 23:07
Ocean Simulating in AVS
Author: AVS account
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 23:07
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 23:07
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Hi folks,
Just dropping this to the net for a user from Israel who
doesn't have newsgroup access. Please drop me an email
if you have a response for him, and I'll see that he
gets it. Thanks!
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User: "tavis::mrgate::a1::glass.yossi"@tavis.enet.dec.com
Submission Date: Mon Dec 14 11:26:49 EST 1992
From: NAME: Yossi Glass @ISO
FUNC: Israel SA/ELS
What I want to do with AVS is to create an animated view of the ocean and
few ships/vessels on it, disappearing/reappearing beyond waves. Sone kind
of simulator, actually.
So, actually, two different things:
o An animated view of something that will look like the ocean. It does not
have to be very detailed; What it needs to do is to create the effect of
moving waves.
o 3D models of military vessels, similar to the jet.geom in the AVS
standard data files.
I know that AVS is not designed to create realtime simulators; However, I
would like to hear about similar things that have been done with AVS (or
on top of PHIGS/PEX).
Thanks,
Yossi (fax #972-52-542530, phone #972-52-593254).
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PS Would you be interested in sharing your AVS work with the
scientific visualization community worldwide via a short article
and / or slides in an upcoming issue of AVS Network News? This
is the IAC's quarterly magazine made up of user contributed
articles. Thanks for considering this!
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International AVS Center, North Carolina Supercomputing Center
PO Box 12889 3021 Cornwallis Rd, RTP, NC 27709 avs@ncsc.org
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