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Atmosphere Tutorials
Here are a few tutorials that have been converted to HTML5 format.
The browsers that I have tested them on are Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox,
Opera, and Crazy Browser.
Click on the Links Below:
How to Configure your hosts file to use the old yacp://atmosphere.adobe.com.
This tutorial is for users who may have great worlds, but no builder to
change the yacp URL.
For Windows XP and XP-PRO
http://www.jfdhobbies.com/AtmoTutorials/WinXPProHosts.wmv
For Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10
http://www.jfdhobbies.com/AtmoTutorials/Win7Hosts.wmv
How to setup your control file (.ctl)
NOTE: The .ctl file has the same name as your world, but the
extention of this file ends with .ctl
e.g. Myworld.aer Myworld.ctl
http://www.jfdhobbies.com/AtmoTutorials/Test.ctl.wmv
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NOTE: Firefox and
Google Chrome no longer supports the use of IETab due to all the security features
incorporated in these browsers. This virtually kills Atmosphere if these browsers
are used. The solutions is to use
the free "CrazyBrowser". Click HERE to download it.
Always check downloaded files with your AntiVirus software. I always check
downloads myself.
Crazy browser will run
in Windows XP, XP-Pro, Win 7 32bit, Win 7 64bit, Win 8, Win 8.1 and Windows 10.
It also runs in Windows 10's Internet Explorer found in Windows Accessories unless a
Windows Update changed it into Microsoft Edge. This happened to me without my
permission. My solution was to remove the updates that caused this, and voila, the
"About Internet Explorer" shows "Internet Explorer" again. At
this point, I deactivated Windows Update on my Windows 10 Laptop. Atmosphere worlds
now work on my Windows 10 using the Internet Exlorer (iexplore.exe)!
You must set the
hosting website of the worlds using Compatability Mode.
The security features
of Win 7 and up -- Protected Mode must be temporarily deactivated and Active X must be
enabled in the settings. Websites that contain Atmosphere Worlds must be entered as
Safe Websites and/or Compatability Mode in the browser settings.
Once this is done,
activate "Protected Mode" in the browser settings.
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Video Tutorials on the various panels in atmosphere
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When visitors enter an Atmosphere world, you wear an avatar. This
avatar is a 3D graphical representation of you. Video:
How to Share and Receive Avatars
Docking Palettes is a very
convenient way to access any menu such as Users, Avatars, Bookmarks, Controls, Setting
Preferences, etc.
Video- How to Dock Palettes
OnScreen Menu is another option that is
available in an Atmosphere World. Users can Right-Click within the world window to
open a hidden menu.
Video- How to access the On-Screen Menu |
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Bookmarks
is like saving favorite websites. In Atmosphere you can save favorite worlds to the
panel. How to Share /
Receive Bookmarks
Setting Preferences is how users can set Hardware or Software
Rendering, choose to save chatlogs, the speed at which avatars move in a world, etc.
Video- How to Set Personal Preferences
Special Options are available for Users,
Avatars and the Bookmarks Panel. The video above will show what these options are
and how to use them while you are in an Atmosphere world.
Atmosphere Server 1.5 (Updated code)
The Atmosphere Collaboration Server Source Project allows communication with the 3D
Atmosphere World. The chat function allows for collaboration as well as the user of Shared
Objects & more. The "AtmosphereServer1.tar.gz" is available for
download.
The server source code is
written in C. You will need Linux, CentOS, Ubuntu, etc. to unpack, install,
configure several files for your site and compile. Be sure to download the PDF
files.
The
"README_FIRST.pdf" has instructions that you must follow to be successful in
configuring and running you own Atmosphere Collaboration Server.
A download link, username and password is provided below. The server is free since
it is open source.
I have corrected all errors but you may have to recompile it depending on what version of
Linux you have. Try the already compiled version provided. If it does not
work, then you will have to recompile.
My original compiled version was gcc.4.2.1. This version does not appear to be
available any more. There is a latest version 4.7 or .8... which when I recompiled
to run on CentOS 7.6, gave many warnings messages, but no errors. The server has
been running on a dedicated server for a while without any problems.
Video- Atmosphere Server Tutorial (how
to setup)
Coming soon!
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The Atmosphere Server 1.5 may be downloaded by
anyone running Linux. Click the DOWNLOAD button below:
The Username is:
Atmo122012
The Password is: Atmo12182012
Download README_FIRST.pdf and
AtmosphereServer1.tar.gz
** Remember!! You will need a Linux Operating System
for this server. I use CentOS 5.9, but it will also work with other Linux
Distributions, including Ubuntu, RedHat Linux, etc. Most are free versions, so be
sure to check it out before downloading. Most are Open Source Operating Systems.
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This page was last updated on Thursday, April 11, 2024.
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