what happened to flux ?

The media machines link now announces that it is now Vivavity and
forwards to a website that mentions none of the Flux tools.
The Flux Studio still be downloaded from some place.

S

> The media machines link now announces that it is now Vivavity and forwards
> to a website that mentions none of the Flux tools.
> The Flux Studio still be downloaded from some place.

http://mediamachines.com/download/

Hello,

In the last times, Mediamachines, the business that developed Flux
Studio has changed its name to Vivaty. Seems that the virtual worlds
server that they were developing has been adapted to make the Vivaty
server.

You can download Studio and Player from here:
http://www.mediamachines.com/developer.php

And the wiki is still active:
http://wiki.mediamachines.com/index....udio_Tutorials

I published this in my site days ago. I had to search for it, it's a
bit hidden, so download it before they remove it.

Jordi R. Cardona
http://news.hiperia3d.com/

shame, sort of, not a lot has been happening over there for quite a
while, i guess they were working on this facebook add-on thing,
althought it is apparently x3d standards based,

but the machine requirements for the browser seem very high, ( 1MB
main mem minimum, 2MB recommended.) maybe they have a lot of detailed
geometry that is always being loaded, or it comes with a world
development environment. i won't be able to run it, so only guessing
until someone else comments.

On May 5, 3:47 pm, steve <st...@geostudio3d-noSpam.co.uk> wrote:
> The media machines link now announces that it is now Vivavity and
> forwards to a website that mentions none of the Flux tools.
> The Flux Studio still be downloaded from some place.
>
> S

You can download the Vivaty Player (formerly the Flux Player) at
http://www.vivaty.com/downloads/player/ I don't know if the build
number for the Vivaty Player is any higher than what is available the
current version of Flux Player.

Bob Lipman
http://cic.nist.gov/vrml/vbdetect.html

On May 7, 2:11*am, Robert Lipman <robert.lip...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On May 5, 3:47 pm, steve <st...@geostudio3d-noSpam.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > The media machines link now announces that it is now Vivavity and
> > forwards to a website that mentions none of the Flux tools.
> > The Flux Studio still be downloaded from some place.
>
> > S
>
> You can download the Vivaty Player (formerly the Flux Player) at http://www.vivaty.com/downloads/player/*I don't know if the
> build number for the Vivaty Player is any higher than what is available the
> current version of Flux Player.

According to Keith there are improvements in Vivaty Player over the
previous Flux Player. Supposedly better ecma script support and more
stable, I'm still getting crashes on my content though.

Whatever is planned to replace Flux Studio is being worked on, unknown
release date.

Thanks for that.
Sounds like good news.
Flux Studio is great tool.




fabricator wrote:
> On May 7, 2:11 am, Robert Lipman <robert.lip...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On May 5, 3:47 pm, steve <st...@geostudio3d-noSpam.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>>> The media machines link now announces that it is now Vivavity and
>>> forwards to a website that mentions none of the Flux tools.
>>> The Flux Studio still be downloaded from some place.
>>> S
>> You can download the Vivaty Player (formerly the Flux Player) at http://www.vivaty.com/downloads/player/ I don't know if the
>> build number for the Vivaty Player is any higher than what is available the
>> current version of Flux Player.
>
> According to Keith there are improvements in Vivaty Player over the
> previous Flux Player. Supposedly better ecma script support and more
> stable, I'm still getting crashes on my content though.
>
> Whatever is planned to replace Flux Studio is being worked on, unknown
> release date.