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Originally Posted by mikedelaney16
Other than the issue of getting the feed into Second Life, you can already do that. The NASA CoLab area has a lecture theater, I've attended a couple of multimedia presentations there. These links are a bit old, but they should land you in the vicinity:
NASA CoLab http://slurl.com/secondlife/NASA%20CoLab/244/111/23
NASA CoLab Oregon L5 Project http://slurl.com/secondlife/NASA%20CoLab/55/207/25
Oregon L5 lava tube simulation http://slurl.com/secondlife/NASA%20CoLab/29/175/29
Your new machine should be able to do a better job on the graphics. The graphics card, cpu speed and RAM probably have more to do with the graphics quality than the bandwidth.
I think you could buy server space for your own world. They come in different shapes and sizes I believe. |
You've done it again Mike.
You do come up with some gem addresses. NASA CoLab noted.
Thank you.
Like Mike says. Greg your new box will run the new Windlight viewer in sleep mode. And that my friend, is eye candy like I've never seen.
And again Mike is right. Sims can be owned, and operated, outside of Linden Labs control. Most appear to be run on Amazon class3 servers.
Once you own a sim, you can then sell or lease land and start banking.
And there is the reason the US litigation league, are now wailing. Sadly.
Someone got ripped off. Probably a less able con artist themselves.
But there is movement in the courts over it.