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Postby thyme » 11 May 2006, 23:52

Thanks much for your help Alain :) Sorry I am so slow on the uptake LOL. I set the html to yes the same as you explained but afraid I still do not see your birthday C++ av gift imbedded here :(. The url works though :D I went to your Louise forum from the link you gave and it does not work for me there either :( and for Ep the same, it does not work. So it seems there must be some other setting that has to be set by the visitor some where. However now that I have enabled html to work here I am curious to know if you now see your embedded wrl here?
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Postby Alain » 12 May 2006, 07:05

hum no

I am curious to know if you now see your embedded wrl here?


it is the same , that doesn't work ,

huuummm , btw it was just a trick I tried just to play , just for fun ,
and we can't say that it is very important LOL ...
may be Omind will test too , or X , I have to register on spafon too .....

indeed the man who is registred in the most great number of forums ...wins !!!!

ahaahah that stupid joke , LOL !!! :)

hey Thyme look at what I am playing these days LOL , at school !!!
hihihhh
( I am so proud to not be too much dead lol ahhhhhaah )

http://www2.ac-lyon.fr/etab/colleges/co ... 110506.jpg
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Postby thyme » 13 May 2006, 23:48

Lol Alain, looks like you are giving a graffiti lesson to your students :)
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Postby Alain » 14 May 2006, 08:12

Asheanor

http://www2.ac-lyon.fr/etab/colleges/co ... urash3.jpg

helped me , because the pupils can't paint so up ...
He is 18 1/2 old you know , and learns C , php etc ,

yesterday he said to me : "C is easy ".... hihihihi
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Postby thyme » 15 May 2006, 23:46

How will you ever be able to hide what you have done from the headmaster Alain? :lol:

Great to hear Asheanor has been learning C, and he is right, C can be just as easy as any general purpose programming language, depending on how you approach it and what you are doing.
It took me about 2 years before I was convinced I would benifit from C/C++. I had been using assembly language for a number of years and when I would play about with C/C++ it just felt like an awkward language that seemed to control me more than I controlled it but this was because every time I tried to do anything with it, all the help I had for it did not relate to my knowledge of assembly. When I finally was able to relate C to assembly (little help from any books I had) it felt like overnight I had instantly become at home with C because I could express just about anything I wanted in assembly now in C (as a result of understanding just a few low level C instructions). However this was just from an assembler programmer's perspective, most scripters here will need to relate vrmlscript/javascript/ecmascript to C++. Because I have designed my Seamless C++ library to look and feel much like these scripting languages, it should be a breeze for anyone who can code the typical sorts of VRML scripts, to code C++ scripts. The way I see it is, if C++ can start off just as easy as a scripting language (this is my challenge to anyone who thinks not), why bother with using something else? The great implication of being able to compile your scripts by a standard C++ compiler is, you have the best developing and debugging environment available because C++ has had much more time and energy spent on it than any of the many divided scripting languages has.
I will make seamless's inbuilt scripting environment adequate for writing trivial scripts so that a beginner will not need to install a separate C++ compiler but scripters who want to advance onto more complex tasks will be able to take advantage of using a specialised C++ compiler/debugger in a completely "seamless" way thanks to my scripts being compatible to this popular standard :!:
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Postby Alain » 26 May 2006, 06:13

Thyme , where is the page to say hello to Peter and other friends ? LOL

here ??

:)

hello Peter ! :)))

you could add there :

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Postby thyme » 26 May 2006, 22:51

Thanks for welcoming Peter to the Seamless3d forum Alain :)
I am very pleased peter has joined the Seamless3d forum, I am a great fan of his light house world :)
However my policy is not to welcome anyone until they post Alain! This might sound rather tough and harsh on my part heheh but not only does this save time welcoming all the pretenders who only join to have a spam URL in their profile (that is not related to VR, 3d or Art) but is also a sneaky motivation tactic I use to get people to post :)

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Postby Alain » 27 May 2006, 03:24

he is in in Paris now ! or I hope he is because I
was just checking the mails and posts before taking the train
( 5 am here ! ) ( ..but none :( ......

too much french wine may be .....

.. we will think of you , Thyme ! :)
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Postby Alain » 06 Jul 2006, 18:01

hello Thyme !

when you will have a bit time , try to read the very bad translation I made from jacinto :)

( I tell you first that it will be more difficult to understand the translation than C++ or C+++++ , I beg your pardon :)
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Postby fabricator » 13 Aug 2006, 12:08

A shiny new forum for your collection thyme :D
http://www.radiositygames.com/phpBB2/index.php
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Postby thyme » 14 Aug 2006, 14:35

Thanks for bringing my attention to the Radiosity Games forum fab :) I have added it to the list.
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Postby Alain » 10 Dec 2006, 09:45

hey Thyme , we all worry about the catastrophe there !

I saw lot of smoke on Melbourne !!

how are you ?????????????
an all your friends and family .......
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Postby thyme » 10 Dec 2006, 13:28

I am fine thanks Alain no bad fires here and I am pretty sure all my family are safe since I have not heard of any fires in Brisbane but I do have one brother down near Sydney but I have not heard of any fire concearns from him. We have had quite a wet spring so far on the farm so the place is green. Fires are not as much of a threat here in north eastern NSW compared to drier parts of Australia. Places like Victoria seem to get amongst the worst of Australia's fires and many are saying it has had the driest spring on record this year. So I hope fab is doing ok :roll:
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Postby Alain » 10 Dec 2006, 13:36

oups I forgot fab ! shame on me !
but I dont know where he is living

well ok if all stay green .....

be well work well , Thyme :)
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