Re: 3D graphics town models

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Aaron Hightower (aaron++at++qbert.paradigmsim.com)
Mon, 21 Nov 1994 08:44:55 -0600 (CST)

> Hi
>
> This is not really a Performer question, but I
> would expect that if anyone can answer this is will be
> someone who reads this mailing list. A colleague of
> mine has asked me whether I know of any 3D graphics
> models of parts of real towns that exist. So, I
> don't but does anyone out there? I would be grateful
> for any information.
>
> thanks
> Richard

I'm sure you'll get lots of responses; I read in the Peformer FAQ that
our database "town.flt" in flight format would be available to the public.
In addition to the models that are referenced from town.flt (they are
separate for each house, building, etc as house1.flt and so on), we also
have a plethora of houses, buildings, etc. In fact we have thousands of
models (I use them to test the .flt loader that I maintain for
our new product, Vega.)

** from the Performer FAQ:
Subject: ! -10- What are the .tlf files used by the Performer Town and Village?
> Date: 8 Apr 94 00:00:01 EST
>
> They are encrypted .flt files of the Town and Village database.
> Only the "demo" version of perfly can read these files.
>
> Unencrypted versions of the Town and Village databases are included
> in the performer_friends.sw.town subsystem of Performer 1.2.

So, in summary, you can get some for free through town.flt if you buy
Performer, and you can also buy them and others (lots of others) from us.

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