We
would like to thank all of the volunteers who helped us with this project. This project is now closed, although we are leaving the site up for your convenience. Thanks again and stay tuned to our next endeavor!
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announcing
the new GooglePlex installer |
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11/08/99, 09:05
EST, Anselm Hook - anselm@openmediagroup.com
We're pleased
to announce that the GooglePlex game has now been packaged into
an automated installer for Windows. Go to www.openmediagroup.com/installation.html
for details and download. Try it out and let us know what you think!
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presenting
at the XGDC |
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09/22/99, 18:05
EST, Anselm Hook - anselm@openmediagroup.com
I'll be speaking
about various aspects of making games using dynamics at the XGDC
(Xtreme Game Developers Conference) October 2-3,1999 in San Mateo
California. This presentation -- "From Concept to Code"
-- will include specific examples from the MeOMG MediaToy project.
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first
release of our GooglePlex game |
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09/19/99, 17:47
EST, Anselm Hook - anselm@openmediagroup.com
We're pleased
to announce that the source code for our game GooglePlex is now
available from our downloads
page. This is a good example product using Java3D and MathEngine.
Some of you may have seen this at various trade-shows such as Siggraph
or the Tokyo
Game Developers Conference where we've been showing it for
MathEngine.
We are exploring
what it means to take dynamics for granted in a game by doing a
number of lightweight simulations and games built on top of the
MathEngine SDK. We're using the standard MathEngine library but
also have a pre-release of a Collision Library as part of our distribution.
Our next project
is to build a lightweight dynamics authoring tool on top of the
current code base. We intend to port the entire thing to the Playstation
II and we will also have Linux support within a few weeks. In addition,
we've built a more complex dynamical car with a real suspension
that we'll probably post as well. Our website will have Japanese
documentation in the near future. This is definitely a work in progress
and our goals may change so be advised.
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Tokyo
Game Show, CEDEC & Sony Devcon |
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09/13/99, 17:00
EST, webmaster - webmaster@openmediagroup.com
Anselm Hook
and Lucy Boyd-Wilson will be demoing at the first annual CESA
Developer's Conference September 16-17, 1999 at Makuhari
Messe (Nippon Convention Center / International Conference Hall)
and the Sony Devcon Middleware Show (Tokyo, September 20-22), and
attending the Tokyo
Game Show (September 17-19). Andy will stay through until
September 30, and is happy to make the time to meet with any interested
open source or Java developers while in Japan.
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I'll
be cruising the ECTS |
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08/29/99, 17:42
EST, Lorna Moroz - lorna@openmediagroup.com
I'll be attending
the ECTS
in London, England (September 5th through 7th). No MathEngine booth
this time, I'm going to vet the show for the rest of the group.
Email if you wish to catch up with me any time during the conference.
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Jingyu
Liang joins the MeOMG |
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08/29/99,
17:37 EST, Webmaster - webmaster@openmediagroup.com
Jingyu (Jimmy)
Liang has joined the Open Media Group as our 3D Modeller. For more
information on Jimmy's background check out his biography
posted here.
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MediaToy
Specification |
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08/06/99, 17:52
EST, Webmaster - webmaster@openmediagroup.com
As published
for Siggraph
'99, an online copy of the MediaToy
Product Specification document is now available. We'll be
running our demo of the MediaToy
GooglePlex game at the MathEngine
booth # 321, you can catch up with us there throughout the conference.
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August
6, 1999 - MeOMG is hiring |
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08/06/99, 16:01
EST, Webmaster - webmaster@openmediagroup.com
We're seeking
to recruit a senior
software developer to the MeOMG team. This is an opportunity
to do meaningful work and a chance to participate in exciting new
technology.
Please refer
to our jobs
page for details.
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We've
named that game |
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07/30/99, 16:36
EST, Lorna Moroz - lorna@openmediagroup.com
It took us longer
than we wanted but we finally got there - our MediaToy Game project
finally has a name: MediaToy
GooglePlex. Thank you to Andy Krouwel of MathEngine for
the suggestion. For the non-mathematicians in the audience: the
reference is to a "googolplex" a.k.a. a very large number...
ten raised to the power of a googol to be exact. A googol is ten
raised to the hundredth power (10100).
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Meet
us at the Siggraph '99 Conference August 8th to 13th |
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07/23/99, 19:41
EST, Lorna Moroz - lorna@openmediagroup.com
The whole team
will be headed down to Los Angeles for Siggraph
August 8th through 13th. We'll be running our demo at the MathEngine
booth # 321, you can catch up with us there throughout the conference.
If you wish to plan specific meetings in advance please contact
us directly before the show.
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Meet
us at the Develop! '99 Conference June 26 & 27 |
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06/22/99, 14:34
EST, Lorna Moroz - lorna@openmediagroup.com
We'll (Lorna
and Lucy) be off to London, England for the Miller Freeman Develop!
'99 Conference this weekend, June 26th & 27th. Sorry, there's
no site to link you to. Email us if you're interested in catching
up with us at the show.
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the
MeOMG as a "Customer Success Story" |
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06/11/99, 13:53
EST, Webmaster - webmaster@openmediagroup.com
Java3D has added
the Open Media Group to their "Customer Success Stories".
See http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/3D/in_action/mathengine.html
after Monday June 14th for details.
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