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The Architecture of a Distributed Virtual Worlds System.

Vellon et al., 1998

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12679402752513393657
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Vellon M
Marple K
Mitchell D
Drucker S
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We have developed an object model that facilitates the development of shared virtual environments. We have implemented our object model on top of COM and OLE Automation and facilitated access from Active Scripting enabled languages. This paper provides a brief …
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