No Joy yet

Back to the drawing  board. Since I can't Qt working on Native Client, I'm going to go back to what I know best until they've resolved their problems with getting Qt working on Native Client.

First thing up on the agenda is the trip to Paradise capability to start from planet earth, zoom out to the Solar System and then move in one clean swoop to Jerusem and do the same thing all the way to Paradise.

Here I'll kill cure two problems at once. First, the world of browsers only allow one window at a time for each program. So I'm creating a Master Scene that has the ability to create independent scenes and make them appear as if they we're part of the same scene. For instance: Let's say we have an Earth scene and we want to switch to the Solar System scene. With the right positions, re-sizing and transitions, bringing in the Solar System scene and removing the Earth scene can be done with the appearance that they are all the same scene. And this can be carried on all the way up to Paradise, making the trip a fluid trip from start to finish.

The same goes for automation. You can be viewing your entire factory or home and when you click on a certain machine, the 3d scene that animates and controls that machine can then appear in the factory scene without appearing to be a separate scene. In a home, you could switch to your washing machine or TV scene and make your changes and then on exiting, it would revert back to your home scene.

That will take me at least a month to get that working properly and it'll be fun every step of the way. Researching why something should work or not work when you're using someone else's program is not as much fun as creating it for yourself.

Qt on Native Client

Qt on Native Client

Well I'm starting from scratch on Native Client so that I can get Qt running so that I can start changing my system. I've decided it is such an overwhelming effort that I would describe my musings on this jagged road.

The blog is at : http://naclqt.blogspot.com/ If you can stand the machinations of a mind in search of an answer at the core level of the difficulties of a developer like me then this is the place to see my meanderings.

Anyway I'm a week past my reflux and hyatal hernia surgery and I'm reinvigorated to get my system in front of the world.

More Native Client

It's been an eventful month. I made it through my first full Native Client compile of the system. Of course, my first run  on the browser did nothing. No indication of anything working at all. It's time to start looking at ways to debug the code on this new type of Internet system.

My first view of any activity on the Chrome browser will be a banner day. Maybe Saturday.

Did I mention that every top gaming platform in the world has jumped on the Native Client system. Did I pick this one right or what. I was reminded that the actual start of this system began in 1991. Never was much at remembering actual times. That means I started this system 20 years ago.... WOW.

I need to keep reminding myself of what I've already accomplished. A full visual programming environment that can be updated remotely without the need of shutting the system down. No compiling necessary. I believe sincerely that my system or a system just like mine will be used as a future programming platform. And to top that, a full animated 3d environment that is based on that programming environment. It would a real shame not to give it to the world.

Anyway I'd better not get too deep into that kind of thinking else I start building an ego that would destroy the sincerity I desperately depend on to keep clarity of thought.

I'm still riding on this fantastic and thrilling track that has the chance of changing the computing world into a place where logic is seen visually and easily understood and manipulated.

Hopefully by the end of the year !!!!!!!!!!!!????????????

Wow. Eventful 2 weeks. I'm close to getting Native Client working. Yea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I"m getting closer to release. I'm hoping before Christmas but I doubt it. The start will be there but the 3d will be kind of primitive for a while.

It's time

Well. I'm going to make another run at Native Client. I've read that it may be possible for me to run 3d without multi-threading, so I'm giving it a go. First up on the list is getting my Power Plant viewing system up on the Internet and then the home automation system and then placing the index of the book up on the net and when that's solid then getting the Virtual Paradise tour up on it. It's in need of help and I haven't been able to take the time to upgrade it. Soon, though, I would dearly love to attempt getting the Jerusem circles up and running so that you can travel through those.

Because of the artificial brain I've spent so much time with, all of the above will run using the same system. So what I do for one is done for all. And I will be placing the ability to automate Power Plants, your home and make changes to the Virtual Ubook tour.

Nothing but a challenge living on this funny little planet.

Pierre

Native Client version 1.0

Native Client has released it's first version. It's not ready for Qt OpenGLES though, that's the system I use to present the Virtual Urantia walktrhoughs. There's no way yet to multithread OpenGL in Native Client. That's a method by which two things can be done at the same time. I'll have to wait till the next version or the one after that. 3 or more months maybe??????? They say it's coming.

I've waited years, what's a little bit longer.

David Kantor is using GPS to do a place by place movement of Jesus through his travels. That uses Google Earth and Google Earth uses 3d to present the planet. Should be interesting.

Pierre

An update

Wow! It's been a while since my latest update. Hopefully in the next couple of months Native Client will release the ability to do 3d on the Internet using my computer language (c++), so I can release the Virtual Urantia beginnings.

I'm still here writing c++ code in this tiny little room watching the ants searching for the smell of my half eaten muffin. I feel like a gnome that no one has visited for 20 years. Or like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz clicking shoes together saying 'I will release, I will release. I swear it'

I think I must be the most persistent person I've ever known.

A lot of noise about Native Client lately. I've waited a long time for this to be real. A developer like me can wait for years for technology like this to come around. It's a very strange feeling to create a program that only a few people have seen and several people who were showing an interest have gone on to Mansonia.

I've typed in 11 million characters of code. It's been so satisfying to create something that will help shape the world. That's my hope anyway. My previous projects helped shape the world of computing before the Internet was born.

When I started this project, before using it for the 'Virtual Urantia' project, there was no Internet. No one I knew had heard of a cell phone. Your phone was still wired to the wall and no one had heard of Facebook. 1 gigabyte drive was huge.

Can you imagine the next decade?

Anyway, I'm still coding, excitedly anxious of the coming changes that will catapult us into this new age of freedom. Long live automation, long live the Urantia Book.