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  1. 11-19-2008, 11:24 PM #1
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    Dream Software

    Many people are beginning to write new software for builders and I'm wondering what features they should have as part of it.

    What features would you like to see in your dream interface software?
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    DirectX dome projection pre-warping utility would be cool. Make use of the Paul Bourke security mirror projection method.

    Also, a reworking of SoftTH to be more functional and user friendly.

    I think the largest stumbling block in 3d gaming atm is the ability to project or span displays in new ways. Once those limitions are gone, awesome new things can occur.
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