THANK YOU
Thank you for previewing Live3D for Windows. Netscape Live3D extends Netscape Navigator so that you can experience distributed, interactive 3D spaces rich with text, images, animation, sound, music, and video.

In addition to providing a high-performance VRML viewer, Live3D extends Netscape's Java, JavaScript, and plug-in interfaces to make it easy to develop distributed 3D applications on the Netscape Navigator platform. For more general information regarding Live3D and its capabilities, check out our Live3D Overview.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Live3D 1.0 requires that you have:

• A PC with Windows 3.1, 95, or NT,
  
• At least a 486DX 33mhz CPU, or a 486SX CPU with a math coprocessor
  
• At least 8MB of RAM,
  
• 5MB of hard disk space, and
  
• At least 256 colors

DOWNLOAD LIVE3D
Live3D 1.0 for Windows 3.1 (1,571,141 bytes)
Live3D 1.0 for Windows 95 or NT (1,388,721 bytes)

OVERVIEW
Here's a quick rundown of the cool features that have been made standard in version 1.0:

• Motion blur
• Environment mapping
• Optional texture lighting
• A whole new look to the UI
• Improved navigation:
• Walk, Spin, Look, and Slide modes
• Point is now a modifier for the current navigation mode
• There's a new "Stay on Ground When Walking" option
• Improved animation support:
• Enhanced support for 3D Studio animations
• SpinGroup is now used instead of the Spin node
• SpinGroups can be nested to create more complex animations
• Play/pause button
• We now pause animations by default until all inlines are loaded
• An even better fast render option (check it out!)
• New keyboard and toolbar lighting controls
• New keyboard and toolbar controls to rapidly switch between viewpoints
• Animate to viewpoints is now the default
• Support for browser hints
• NavigationInfo support
• Improved JPG and PNG support
• Improved memory usage
• Much faster loading of inlines
• Improved performance
• Improved stability (no more GPF on shutdown)
• We fixed those pesky LOD bugs
• The shading bug has been fixed
• Various other material, texture, and misc. fixes

Be sure to check out our Live3D Support page for more details if you are having trouble.

NAVIGATION
Here are some quick pointers to get started with navigating in 3D scenes:

	Drag Alt + Drag Click Control + Click	Walk through the scene Move the scene Jump to an attached web site Automatically walk to where you clicked
	Drag Click	Spin about the scene Popup the Live3D main menu

Important! Use the Right Mouse Button!
Many people forget that you can use the right mouse button to popup the Live3D main menu or to easily spin a scene around. Consequently, they miss much of what Live3D has to offer. Don't let this happen to you. Also, note that Live3D will let you fling an object with the right mouse button. This will cause the object to continue to spin on its own and can sometimes be very helpful when examining a standalone model. Lastly, be sure to check out our Spin, Look, and Slide navigation modes. Displaying the HUD navigation help will give you complete directions on how to use the mouse and keyboard while in any of these modes.