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TurboGopherVR 2.1a4 (FAT Binary) -  June 3, 1995

- Two version of the fat binary - the version
 TurboGopherVR 2.1a3 Fat/881 makes direct FPU
 calls for speed on 68K Macs and the other version
 (TurboGopherVR 2.1a3 Fat) will run on Macs that
 do not have FPUs. On a non-FPU Mac, you will
 have to be patient... but at least you can see
 the scenes.

- This version understands how to parse Gopher+
 +3D: attributes for location, orientation, and
 scale, so the server admin has more control
 over how the GopherVR scene is displayed.

- Smoother mouse tracking for PPC Mac when using
 the mouse to move through the 3D scene. When you
 hold the mouse button down and drag through the
 3D scene the amount of motion is proportional to
 the distance you have dragged from the location
 where the mouse button was originally pressed.
 This isn't too noticable on 68K Macs, but is
 a big improvement on PowerPC Macs.

- To open items in the 3D scene you now double-click
 on the objects. Too many people objected to opening
 items by single clicking...

- This version should be significantly more stable
 than previous versions since it doesn't mistakenly
 free memory that it later access ;-)

- It is possible to pause in mid-flight during the
 jump, jump in place, overview, and flight into
 new scenes. Hold down the spacebar to pause the
 flight motion.

- The version which makes direct 68881 FPU calls
 checks exits gracefully when run on a non-FPU
 Mac.

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TurboGopherVR 2.1a3 (FAT Binary) -  May 23, 1995

- No changes for the PowerPC user, but folks with
 68K Macs with FPUs (i.e. 68040s, or 68030s with
 68881/68882 floating point unit) can now run
 the program. Alas, if you don't have hardware
 floating point support, you are still out of luck.

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TurboGopherVR 2.1a3 -  May 4, 1995

- Added a feature to make it easier to see the names
 of objects in the 3D scenes. The View names
 command under the VR menu lets you browse the names
 of the GopherSpaceVR objects by using the mouse to
 place the pointer over the objects. A popup window
 displays the object name, type, and (if available)
 it's abstract. This should help with the complaints
 that the Names written on the objects are hard to
 read at oblique angles and when far away.

- Added a way to go up into the air (and get back
 down again) while driving around a GopherVR scene.
 Under the VR menu there are now Up and Down
 commands. Being up in the air is like walking
 around on stilts, so all the old navigation
 tools continue to work. Note that you cannot go
 underneath the ground no matter how hard you try.
 This is for your own safety. There are millions
 of gopher tunnels beneath the ground and many
 of the gophers moving through the tunnels reach
 ballistic speeds. It's dangerous down there.

- Fixed a nasty race condition which occurred when
 multiple directory fetches where running
 simultaneously. This typically happens when a
 Gopher server is slow to respond, and the user
 clicks on the icon many times or clicks on
 other items. This problem was responsible for many
 of the reports of TurbGopherVR crashing when you
 quit from the program.

- In previous versions you could jump by clicking on
 the ground. In the hands of naive users this is a
 dangerous command, so it was removed. You can still
 jump forward by with selecting the appropriate option
 from the VR menu, or by holding down the option key
 while clikcing on the ground or sky. Other power-user
 features can be found by reading the Help information
 inside TurboGopherVR. Choose the Help option under
 the Gopher menu.


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TurboGopherVR 2.1a2 -  March 31, 1995

- Fixed bug the prevented downloading Mac binaries
 from GopherspaceVR window

- Fixed bug that caused some text files to not have
 proper end of line marks if the file was fetches from
 GopherspaceVR window

- Changed text placement on 3D icons to make the text
 bigger in most cases. This should improve readability.

- Handle the case where no name appears on 3D kiosk now;
 scenes with no name are called "empty name"

- When downloading a Mac binary the status window is no
 longer buried underneath the Gopherspace VR window

- Strip leading spaces off of item names for display in
 GopherspaceVR. Some server admins add spaces to the
 front of item names to make them line up in gopher
 directory listings. The problem is that this
 squeezes the text and makes it tiny and hard to read.


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TurboGopherVR 2.1a1 -  March 30, 1995

the first alpha-test release...
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