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This one is free and is quite useful for People that still do stuff with VRML scenes. Just remember to add multiple cameras to your scenes when you save them so you can use the extra features of the player. I've experimented with 2 cameras so far but I guess you can add more to increase the many focal points in a typical VRML scene. Oddly, I stumbled across this when I started reusing Truespace 3.2 a while back for some experimentation. Greetings to all. PS: Just do a search for VRML players that's how I found Cosmos.

theres also a related world editor here http://www.web3d-fr.com/outils/Download-Cosmoworlds.php" , this is a discontinued software , the version here has a 30 day eval code , I don't remember if its non expiring however.
there are full codes for this scattered about the internet.

regards
Paul

Cayenne wrote:theres also a related world editor here http://www.web3d-fr.com/outils/Download-Cosmoworlds.php" , this is a discontinued software , the version here has a 30 day eval code , I don't remember if its non expiring however.
there are full codes for this scattered about the internet.

regards
Paul

Thanks, Paul I'll check it out. I mostly work with older modeling tools so it may come in handy. I just wanted a way to share models with my BZII modeling forum members as a way to view models in 3D. I uploaded the installer to my modding forum along with a sample VRML 1.0 file for testing. I like the Cosmo player as I can add multiple cameras to scenes to make viewing them a bit more interesting. Leroy.

Vrml is apparently still in use these days. Here's one site that looks quite awesome using a vrml viewer like Cosmo. It has audio too. Anyways, here's the weblink http://fly.hiwaay.net/~cbullard/talosf01.htm" The featured scen is titled The princess of talos.

Does anyone know how to create a backgrouns and audio with vrml? Also, is animation supproted too? Thanks, Fred Flintstone aka BNG.