Sorry to interrupt your usual Paraview discussions, but I wanted to
fill all you guys in on a new website myself and some friends are
working on called VizWorld.com. We're hoping to develop this into a
large community site discussing developments in both Scientific
Visualization and Computer Graphics.
<br><br>We've got a blog with comments enabled, Forums, and a Wiki (at <a href="http://wiki.vizworld.com/" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">http://wiki.vizworld.com</a>)
and we'ld love it if you guys would get involved and help to develop
the site. Being a big Paraview fan myself, I've got alot of
information about using Paraview and Client-Server examples. But it
doesn't stop there, we've got information on Maya, 3ds Max, Ensight,
and more. In the near future we hope to start including alot of system
integration tips and examples to show you how to get all these
different tools to work together to create some truly stunning stuff.
If you've got questions about any particular topic, then post them in
the Forums and maybe someone can help you out. If we all "share the
knowledge" then we'll all benefit, I'm sure.
<br><br>Right now we've got a guy at IEEE Viz06 in Baltimore, MD,
posting his experiences and what's new at the conference this year.
Anyone else who's there and would like to join in, feel free! Accounts
are free, and I promise I won't spam you. If you have a good idea for
an article, feel free to write it up and submit it or mail it to an
admin. We'ld love some good stuff from you University & DOE types,
and we'ld love a good "What's new in Paraview 3" article :)
<br><br>So that's that, just wanted to fill all you folks in... Hope you find the site useful, and long live Paraview & VTK!<br clear="all"><br>-- <br>----------------------------------------<br>Randall Hand<br><a href="http://www.vizworld.com">
http://www.vizworld.com</a><br>