| In this page, I will try to clear
up some questions, some Frequently Asked
Questions. |
FAQs
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| A: Hey, they're
not useless, they're just not within your common
sense. If you think hard enough, you'll see why
these 'useless' 3d graphics can of of great use.
Like virtual paperweights. |
Q:
What is the point of putting your almost useless
VRML files up? |
| Q:
Okay, so I found how to use them. Can I
download/link/send them as spam to my friends? |
A:
Yes, but avoid spamming at all costs. If you use
my name in any spam-related activity, I'll sue
you back. Just don't modify them, I don't think
"open-source" is good for anything, not
even operating systems. |
| A: Sure. Again,
don't modify them. Or you can give me 500 bucks
and you get all rights for using it whatever way
you want. |
Q:
I think I like your 3d VRML objects. I know how
to write in VRML. Can I use yours as a model
(which I can put in my own VRML world)? |
| Q:
I wanna know how to do this stuff. Can you tell
me how? |
A:
Usually, I will help you. But in this case, I
can't, because I don't know how to write VRML
files from scratch. If you wish, you can study
VRML, but it's out of my knowledge level. You can
use CADs though. Try Minos, it's freeware. |
| A: It's probably
Steve Case's fault. Anyway, to solve this kinds
of problem, download
Netzero, uninstall America Online, use
Netzero to hop on the Internet, get IE5
(if necessary) or a VRML 2 compatible plug-in. |
Q:
For some reasons, your 3d VRML Objects doesn't
show up properly for my computer. Whose fault is
it: me, my computer, or you?. |
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