The other year, I developed a molecular visualization system inside of Second Life (see http://www.ebremer.com/monolith) with a demonstration video of it in operation on YouTube for purposes of learning the scripting language LSL of Second Life and for the fact that I found the concept of a 3D collaborative visualization environment with
OpenSimulator is a open-source version of Second Life's server software that emulates much of Second Life's functionality and in some ways, goes beyond it. Earlier this year, I moth-balled my Monolith project in favor of my Nexus project - it's semantic replacement and then some. But I decided to vi
Back in March 2009, I released a script that implemented buffering to enable a smoother transitioning from slide to slide eliminating the lag that exists in non-buffered slide scripts. I got alot of great feed back on that release. Down below is a updated version which provides clickable hot-spots that allow for the left third of the screen to be used to go back one slide and the right third of the screen to be used for a slide advance. Also added is a pop-up menu which allows the owner of the screen to set an auto-advance in number of seconds so that every X seconds, the slide presentat
The other year, I developed a molecular visualization system inside of Second Life (see 
