Re: Using 3D graphics in online documentation

[Ed Wurster <glassnet -at- gmail -dot- com>]

John Fleming wrote:

> Ed, your post brings up another aspect on what Jessica needs to do--narrow
> her topic.

> "Using 3D graphics in online documentation" is a pretty wide subject area,
> and 1,000 words is only about five pages double spaced type.

> I won't know Jessica for asking here, though.  Someone here might have read
> an interesting article or book on the topic.  Or we might toss out some
> ideas like we are doing now, and that might get her creative juices going.

I've thought about this some more. Check out some phone sites. If you
drill down for detail, you may encounter rotating 3D models.

I put together a panoramic view at a dental website, where potetential
customers could view various settings. I'll try to post some of those
links.

Real estate sites make use of 3D walk-throughs.

These examples are a bit of a stretch for "online documentation," I'm sure.

-- 
Ed Wurster
Tech Tips Blog
http://www.ewurster.com/html/tech_tips.html

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