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Blender Releases Linux 3D Web Plugin

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the beat-on-a-beta dept.

Qbertino writes: "Not a Number, producer of Blender, the Linux community's favorite professional 3D Package (get it for free) has released the beta of their 3D Web Plugin for Netscape 6.1 / Mozilla on Linux/Unix. It offers full integration of Blender's realtime 3D enviroment based applications into the browser's enviroment. Including OpenGL acceleration and all. Check out the Demos. Feedback on the beta-release is welcome and kindly requested on the Blender Community Discussion Board."

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  1. VRML? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    When has 3d environments *ever* been something useful on the web?

  2. Blender Releases Linux 3D Web Penguin!!! by Anomie-ous+Cow-ard · · Score: 2, Funny

    Oh, wait, it said "plugin"... damn. Gotta get these eyes fixed.

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  3. Don't forget the humble apostrophe! by tomknight · · Score: 2, Funny
    Okay guys, I think we've forgotten to use our friend the apostrophe a couple of times here:
    1. Community's (instead of communitys)
    2. Browser's (instead of browsers)
    Simple enough, we're talking possessive, not plural. Just doing the job the Grammar Nazi's not awake to do right now.... ;-)

    Tom.

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    Oh arse