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| − | ==Project goals==
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| − | At the start of the current course, the state of version 0.3 is as follows:
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| − | '''Windows side'''
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| − | The application works as planned! It is limited to browsing www.c3dl.org or your local
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| − | machine, as per the project specs. It can display pages with Canvas elements properly,
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| − | both from c3dl.org and from the local machine. I suspect some bugs with this side; not
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| − | all local demos work properly, and it has been reported to not work "out of the box" on
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| − | '''Mac side'''
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| − | I have a running application, with most of the features working. It is unable to display
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| − | the canvas elements properly though, because it is missing the Mac version of the
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| − | Canvas 3d .dll file (which the Windows side uses).
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| − | The future plans for this course will loosely be:
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| − | v0.4
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| − | - find out which of the current Canvas 3d samples are *expected* to work; ignore the rest
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| − | - confirm issues with "download and play", resolve as necessary
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| − | - get Mac to display Canvas elements
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| − | - create "official" error page on c3dl site
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| − | v0.5
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| − | - clean-up the wiki page
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| − | - test the application on a wide range of machines
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| − | v0.6
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| − | - clean-up/format Canvas element sample pages on c3dl.org so that they are downloadable
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| − | v0.7
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| − | - allow web pages with Canvas elements to be downloaded locally and replayed
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| − | v0.8
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| − | - learn how to use the Canvas library
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| − | - start on an "official" demo that comes with Portable Canvas
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| − | v0.9
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| − | - complete demo with technical feature tests of the library, such as collision detection
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| − | v1.0
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| − | - create a tutorial for getting a canvas element demo from the web
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| − | - create a tutorial for creating a basic local file with a canvas element in it
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