Honeycomb lamp
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click for a surrpise
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Okay...that is cool!
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cant see it on safari. bloody macs.
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yes....
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Have you updated your Safari version ?
All of the newest main-stream browsers now have WebGL abilities by default etc... -
It's working on modern Safari browsers as Driven has tested.
Must be your older Mac causing the issue.
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So that's what the Software Update button does?
Haven't upgraded my OS either!
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As TIG said these error messages show that WebGL is either not enabled or the browser is not WebGL compatible. Upgrade to a WebGL compatible one.
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Time to ditch that machine and join the 21st century.
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Hmmm Oli, reluctant to upgrade, using an old old version of software,.... are you fighting the urge to wear a beret and have a hankering for hanging strings of garlic about your person?
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That's very cool.
What program are you using to create it?
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Reminds me of a morphed rib cage. REally amazing.
I guess, you aremaking a raw simple solid form using simple sketchup skills,
then making a wire mesh of it
then extruding it along edges
applying subdivide and smooth. Right?
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Wrong.
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I upgraded my OSX and updated everything. Still can't see the animation thingy from Rich. Strange.
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na-na-nana-na
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Ensure your Safari is up to date, then empty its cache.
Also check that its options now include WebGL set enabled...
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Has my computer been hacked or something? When I went to the app store it had someone else's email address!
Allow WebGL is enabled but still nothing. I don't get the error messages any more, the animation thing just wont start although I can see the buttons.
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oh wait, i can see it now! Is it supposed to move or anything or is just a preview of the model that you can rotate?
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@Oli,
Did you try to drag your mouse over he area? After clicking the placeholder it starts with an empty area but when you click and drag on it it should show the model.EDIT: We were writing parallel ...
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