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> What I wanted to ask, before the technical glitch, was this:
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> If we can create a virtual space with internet access (instead of
> LAN), would people be interested in working together at learning
> Croquet?
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> Dr. Sharon Collingwood
> Department of Women's Studies
> Ohio State University
> 286 University Hall
> 230 North Oval Mall
> Columbus, Ohio 43210-1311
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> Department of French & Italian
> The Ohio State University
> 200 Hagerty Hall
> 1775 College Road
> Columbus, OH  43210-1340
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> I am trying to do just that. I plan to create a large world, populate
> it with some 3d models, and use it as sandbox. I was doing a test with
> my colleagues on entering each other's Croquet world from the net and
> did not work. Perhaps IP addresses and ports were mangled by the
> routers, or perhaps there is a undocumented hack that we have not
> found.
> Actually I plan to put a shared world on a linux server. Tentative plan:
> 1) install Croquet on linux server. Question: do I have to install
> opengl/al libraries or not?
> 2) upload image with world from local disk.
> Is this going to work?
> G.
>
> On 4/24/06, S Collingwood <[hidden email]> wrote:
> > What I wanted to ask, before the technical glitch, was this:
> >
> > If we can create a virtual space with internet access (instead of
> > LAN), would people be interested in working together at learning
> > Croquet?
> >
> > --
> > Dr. Sharon Collingwood
> > Department of Women's Studies
> > Ohio State University
> > 286 University Hall
> > 230 North Oval Mall
> > Columbus, Ohio 43210-1311
> >
> > Department of French & Italian
> > The Ohio State University
> > 200 Hagerty Hall
> > 1775 College Road
> > Columbus, OH  43210-1340
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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>