Re: dancing to sound! and torus rendering

Hi Gerald:
     Yes torus looks nice.
     My program takes a bit of time to settle when I create a new fabric
after the orginal bouncing man. Movement happens on the left window with
various buttons going grey . After that goes for a while the new fabric 
begins
to work.
     I see I can play with geodesic spheres and build off them with tets 
and octs.
That appears to work nicely, however to create a new interval has not 
happenned
for me yet and I have tried quite a lot. I can never get two green 
joints if that
should be the case. In my experiments quite often the whole structure will
disappear.
     I have Redhat 6 on a computer and downloaded Webstart to try Fluidiom
with linux. I couldn't open the Webstart to install it. They said there 
could be
problems with Redhat 6.  I don't know very much about using linux. I am
thinking about getting Suse 9 for this new computer. The live CD version 
worked
okey.
   Are you running Fluidiom on windows at all? No one else is giving us 
any feedback
so we are kind of stuck untill I get a new linux.
   You asked me a while ago about Springdance having movement. It does 
in its
own way but it is through muscle springs. Yours is quite unique.

dharmraj


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