I think it is nice that we are a small community at this point.

The more people there are, the more people are complaining about something,
or asking the exact same questions:).

I have tried to fulfill my promises to contribute whenever possible, and so have quite a few others.

This project needs little or no help at this point though, because there are very few bugs:).

Necessity brings creation. Everything that is deemed important will be done eventually.

For me personally, the advantage is that I can use multiple models, giving them the same skeletal keyframes.

So, people can dynamically swap their character models without me having to animate mesh keyframes manually.

Wow! So many more possibilities!

That is fantastic. Well done! It is extremely effective!

Good luck:)

It's real nice:)

I have had another try in linux, and its fine here too.

Well, unless you run it with Beryl, in windowed mode, where windows are just textured 3d surfaces. It goes ultra black then - but thats not your fault:P

How right you are:)

I am a self taught:) I find it is easier to do it on your own terms.

I am 17, and had my first computer in 1997, so that would make me about 8 years old at the time.
I have experience in assembly language, and os development. I was part of a project with the aim of creating a 100% ASM Operating System.
I had to stop concentrating on this after my browser-based game, FutureRP, began getting a userbase.

I have made a 2d isometric mmorpg, which I modified to be iso/3d, then finally fully 3d a few months ago:).

The 3D mmorpg is not far from completion, but I have chosen to return to the browser based game to upgrade it. 3 more weeks, then I'm done (I hope:)).