I think it went quite good :) Slides from the presentation are available. I was at TPCG11 conference and gave a talk about our 'Compositing Shaders in X3D' idea this month. This will be changed with the next release of view3dscene and everything else, when I'll upload everything to new castle-engine space and update links. Old cia.vc page and old ohloh page should not be used anymore (please update your bookmarks etc.).įor now, downloads still go to the old vrmlengine project space, although this is probably not noticeable - just click the link and download, all works Ok. We have a new cia.vc page (no stats there yet, looks like cia.vc has problems with SVN polling) and a new ohloh page. Links on my page will advice the protocol usually (as it's easy to check it also in a WWW browser, without SVN client). There are different protocols available to access the new SVN repository, for maximum comfort and flexibility. Or you can just do a fresh 'svn checkout' of course. You can 'svn switch' your existing repository, like svn switch -relocate And we get nice wiki and forum for free, we'll try to use them (instead of MediaWiki and awfully ugly+bloated PhpBB). We use new SourceForge 2.0 Allura project platform - I think it works quite nicely. Please click this to donate, thank you :) Most old URLs will still work, appropriate redirects are done to go to the new castle-engine website. That's right: as announced previously, we rename our engine to a new, better name. The first news is that you can see 'Castle Game Engine' title slapped everywhere around the webpages :), instead of old 'Kambi VRML game engine'. Rename 'Kambi VRML game engine' to 'Castle Game Engine', moving to SourceForge Allura platform, my slides from TPCG11

Vrml viewer 5.1 or above free download