Here is a screen shot from the local development enviroment on my labtop, it shows the Capacitor TEALsim simulation and the beanshell panel.To display this I just deployed the beanshell, and modified the location of the TealSim cell.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
OpenWonderland P2PU course
This post is part of the requirments for joining a collaborative course on OpenWonderland. I have been developing using Wonderland and OpenWonderland for over two years and think I would be able to make contributions to the course as well as expand my experience. My experience has focused on creating a module to support TEALsim simulations, most of the module work was done by grad students under my direction. TEALsim is a toolkit for the creation of 3D visualzations of physics concepts, it was originally written using Java & Java3D.
Here is a screen shot from the local development enviroment on my labtop, it shows the Capacitor TEALsim simulation and the beanshell panel.
To display this I just deployed the beanshell, and modified the location of the TealSim cell.
Here is a screen shot from the local development enviroment on my labtop, it shows the Capacitor TEALsim simulation and the beanshell panel.To display this I just deployed the beanshell, and modified the location of the TealSim cell.
Welcome & Hello World
Welcome to my BLOG, 'View from the Wings'. While I have been an actor at times and play several work related personas, mostly I am a technician. This has affected my view of the different productions I have been involved with musical, theatrical, gameing and software development. As the blog develops I may expand on those exeperiences.
Brocklin is one of the personas that will be hosting the blog. He is my longest running avatar, initially created for the paper & pencil game D&D in 1980, he has had many incarnations through the hstory of electronic gameing. About the time he was created I wrote my first 'Hello World' program using the 'Deep Blue C Compiler" on my Atari 800. I had already written several games using Atari Basic, mostly modifications based on published articles. Since that time I have written the equivalent of 'Hello World' in at least six languages and many application domains, so think of this as my 'Hello World' to the blogsphere.
Philip H. Bailey
Brocklin is one of the personas that will be hosting the blog. He is my longest running avatar, initially created for the paper & pencil game D&D in 1980, he has had many incarnations through the hstory of electronic gameing. About the time he was created I wrote my first 'Hello World' program using the 'Deep Blue C Compiler" on my Atari 800. I had already written several games using Atari Basic, mostly modifications based on published articles. Since that time I have written the equivalent of 'Hello World' in at least six languages and many application domains, so think of this as my 'Hello World' to the blogsphere.
Philip H. Bailey
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