My second find to date of public usage of the "so-called" DMT patent, this one predates the filing by a number of years and was available on BBSs for remote download, as was my earlier find.
For you viewing convenience, this has been converted to a format that can be played by modern viewers (the original file requires both an OS emulator for Windows and a platform specific player to watch after decompression) and has also been renamed. The viewer, btw, was somewhat ahead of its time in sophistication. Able to not only play at various speeds and pause the action, it was capable of playing the animation in reverse as well.
It was published as a demo by a major software company and its release and distribution in 1987 is well documented.
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(I always was a fan of Jimmy Stewart, now even more so!)</CENTER>
For you viewing convenience, this has been converted to a format that can be played by modern viewers (the original file requires both an OS emulator for Windows and a platform specific player to watch after decompression) and has also been renamed. The viewer, btw, was somewhat ahead of its time in sophistication. Able to not only play at various speeds and pause the action, it was capable of playing the animation in reverse as well.
It was published as a demo by a major software company and its release and distribution in 1987 is well documented.
<CENTER><IMG SRC="http://www.iiiii.com/1987.gif">
(I always was a fan of Jimmy Stewart, now even more so!)</CENTER>
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