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Dear Friends of Realtime 3D, I told you in my latest posting that I would meet Markus again on 22nd of June, in order to discuss the rules and the content of “The Society” (please refer to https://areasharpa.blog/2023/06/10/we-have-got-a-plan/). Well, we … Continue reading →

Dear Friends of Realtime 3D Graphics, Introduction In one of my latest postings (please find the posting HERE), I told you I was going to think about which of all my projects would be the “One Beloved Project” that we … Continue reading →

Hi all, Last week I told you, Markus had the idea I should select “the one beloved project”, which we can pursue and develop as the “core competence” of “The Society”. You remember: The “Society for Lifelong Collaborating” is going … Continue reading →

Well, I told you I was going to meet Markus again for a discussion about “The Society”. This meeting happened last Monday. Due to a funny coincidence it was the International Day of Biodiversity (https://www.un.org/en/observances/biological-diversity-day). Now, we decided, that I … Continue reading →

……but only a small step for mankind. Last week, in the evening of the 3rd of May, the World Press Freedom Day, and the eve of Star Wars Day, This might be seen as a very very irrelevant fact, however … Continue reading →

Dear Friends of Realtime 3D Graphics, As you might know from the About Page of this Blog, I have archived an old idea about a Mixed Reality Model Railroad (MR-MOR) with Virtual Players (VP) and Real Players (RP). The model … Continue reading →

Dear Friends of Realtime 3D Graphics, While the MR Model Railroad project SrrTrains 1.0 is still being a vision, foreseen beyond the year 2035, I am on the other hand already doing some considerations about possible next steps for the … Continue reading →

Dear Friends of Realtime 3D Graphics In the “Glossary of the SrrTrains Project” (https://simulrr.sourceforge.net/concepts/001_Glossary.pdf), in appendix A.2, I had published a few assumptions about SMUOS. Here, in this Blog posting, I am feeling free to highlight those assumptions that COULD … Continue reading →

Dear Friends of Realtime 3D Graphics, I guess, you all know the joke about how to ride a dead horse. Here’s one of the thousands of links that publish this old story, which has been happening in history all the … Continue reading →