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News (17th July 2017)
Sorting out old posts and adding some new things that I’ve been working on.
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I’ve deleted most of the old scenes because the WebPlayer scripts used to render them have depreciated. The NEW system is WebGL and I will update the old scenes and upload them in WebGL in the coming weeks. The only WebGL scene available at the moment is Buck’s Row
Buck’s Row
Buck’s Row (Now Durward Street,) was a street in Whitechapel, London.
In the early morning of 31 August 1888, the body of Mary Ann Nichols (“Polly”) was found on the pavement on the south side of Buck’s Row. She is generally thought to have been the first victim of Jack the Ripper.
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Comments OFF
Just a heads-up to let readers know that I’ve switched off comments site-wide because of the huge influx of pathetic spam this blog gets on a daily basis. None of it reaches the blog, it’s simply held for review until I get the chance to trash it. But can’t be bothered to trash the crap any …
MJK2 Cleaned up and Coloured – Hi-Res
Had a play with MJK2 to try to clean it up a bit and increase the resolution. The two images below are the result. RIGHT CLICK on the links below and ‘open in new window’ to view full size. BW Colour
Mitre Square WebGL
This is the link for the latest Mitre Square scene walk-thru. This model (the WebGL version) keeps you grounded to the scene and stops you walking through buildings, unlike the Sketchfab Model. The Sketchfab model is provided if you can’t access the WebGL (browser) version. Also, you can use the Sketchfab model to walk the scene …