RE: [Vess-users] VESS 4.1.0 Released

[Rakolta, J. \(NM75\) <Joe...@ho...>]

Thanks guys.

I am so impressed with this toolkit.  I discover new capabilities
provided by this tool almost everyday.  To date, I have barely scratched
the surface of the full potential provided by VESS, and I'm very pleased
so far.

I look forward to using this and future releases.

Great job!

Joe Rakolta

-----Original Message-----
From: ves...@li...
[mailto:ves...@li...] On Behalf Of Glenn
Martin
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:05 PM
To: ves...@li...
Subject: [Vess-users] VESS 4.1.0 Released


The Interactive Realities Laboratory within the Univesity of Central
Florida's Institute for Simulation and Training announces the release
of the Virtual Environment Software Sandbox (VESS) version 4.1.0!=20
It can be found at http://vess.ist.ucf.edu/

VESS 4.1.0 adds support for the PhaseSpace Motion Digitizer, native
support=20
for all Intersense motion tracking devices, a new "first person shooter"
like
motion model, a particle system class, and the OpenGL shading language
(GLSL).
A number of bugs and issues (see the Release Notes in the distribution
for=20
more details).

Thanks to the entire team for their contributions!  The next release
will be version 5.0.0 and will include integration with the Open
Dynamics Engine (ODE), an expanded Environment library, and additional
items still being considered.  Look for it later this year!

Glenn



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