The Garden of the Goddess - Scene 1. Test 1. The Big Reveal

This is the demo of my animation system, MCCF/X3D. If you've been wondering what I've been doing, this is The Garden of the Goddess - Scene 1 - Test 1. Video capture is not the best way to view this medium. but practical for now. This is web technology designed to be viewed in a web page with an X3D X_Ite plugin. The credits at the end tell who and what. My thanks to Dana and Rick for putting up with this three year effort to write the story, produce the music with Rick and create the code for the MCCF. Much love and thanks to the folks on the W3DC public list who helped and to Holger Selig whose shoulders and work this stands on.

Happy to answer questions. I appreciate your patience as I learn how to use the system to create more episodes of this story.

cheers.

len


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c34roYB2xr4

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