View and Pose Dilbert, Nancy, and a droid ... ( interactive 3d animation )

These humanoid avatars were all posed with this applet,   female avatars usually wear skimpy outfits.
Ellen	yt_005	dilbert_005	droid

    H-Anim :   Animation of Characters with Articluated Joints

a   standard   VRML Viewer & Java are required.

  FEATURES :

	-  H-Anim  1.1  Avatars  YOU  can Pose, on-line.

	-  Dial and Grid ( 1d and 2d ) custom controls.
	-  4 Avatars  ( Dilbert, Nancy, Ellen, Droid )
	      ...  and others ( you supply the URL )
	-  42 Joints recognized and movable.
	-  scrolling  prompt / status / debug window.
	-  Joint Lists : Left,  Right,  Center joints.
	-  Simple, Single display  ( no pop ups )
	-  It's Babski - Ballreich - Beitler compliant.
	    ( baxter, nancy, dilbert_005, yt_005, ... )  
	-  It's free & it works.
	-  NO  Microsoft or Intel product is REQUIRED.
	-  You can  START  NOW  by double clicking here :

    Avatar Poser Program #2 :  H-Anim Posing program   an earlier version.

  A Java enabled browser with a VRML plug-in that is EAI compliant is
required.  Java 1.1 and Comso 2.1 are the most reliable.



  LIMITATIONS :

	1 )  ONLY  _ ONE _  Axis of Rotation per Joint.

	2 )  The program is  NOT DONE YET. 	( see #1 ).

	3 )  No joints in head, hands or feet are accepted.
						( see #2 )
	4 )  It will fail on some systems.

		It cannot work if parts of your system
		do not provide the required functionality.

  - -  a plea for adherence to standards follows  - -

		It can only work if the 4 components :

		   -  the browser
		   -  the VRML plug-in
		   -  the Java Virtual Machine
		   -  the avatar

		conform to standards.

	Some companies intentionally deviate 
	from  standards to advantage themselves,

	  HURTING ALL OTHERS IN THE PROCESS.


  Note :	

	Robust & Reliable  solutions  will emerge with 
	Java 2.0  which will be standard with Netscape 5.0.

	Java 2.0 will eliminate the need for a separate 
	VRML plug-in, the browser non-compliance problem 
	will vanish and then H-Anim  1.1  can flourish.

 
  Have fun !   I've enjoyed using H-Anim with Java.



http://www.frontiernet.net/~imaging/HAnimPoser.html

They are simple text files, and they are VRML 97 and H-Anim 1.1 compliant.

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Last modified: 06/23/99 First Created: 06/22/99

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