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System requirements
Shockwave The 3DMUSE application is based on the Macromedia Shockwave Player. The Shockwave Player enables you to access some of the best the Web has to offer - including dazzling 3D games and entertainment, interactive product demonstrations, and online learning applications. Shockwave Player displays Web content that has been created by Macromedia Director Shockwave Studio. With the Shockwave Player, you'll enjoy multimedia games, learning applications, and product demonstrations on the Web, using exciting new 3D technology. To read more about the Macromedia Shockwave Player go to http://www.macromedia.com/software/shockwaveplayer/ .
System requirements: The following system requirements pertain to viewing 3D content with the Shockwave Player. Keep in mind that these are minimum system requirements. Lower-end systems that still meet these requirements will likely perform significantly slower than higher-end systems.
Note : the term "current" as applied to hardware-accelerated 3D graphics cards refers to products released during 1998 or later. Performance varies among graphics cards . These products are often referred to as "second-generation 3D graphics cards." The latest 3D graphics cards make use of features like 32-bit rendering, multi-texturing, alpha-blending (transparency), anti-aliasing, etc. For more information and FAQ about Macromedia Shockwave Player click here . To Download and Install the Shockwave Player click here . Being that the application is running through the computer's graphics card, the quality of the presented content is higher as the graphics card is more advanced. More over, the recourses required from the computer and the graphics card are correspondent to the size of the stage. Thus, the bigger your stage size is - the more resources are required to process the information. The bigger the stage size is defined, the higher are the needed resources from the computer and graphics card. If difficulties are still encountered during the running of the published content, right-click with in the limits of the stage - the properties menu of the Shockwave player will appear. Click on the "3D Render" and try changing the other given options. In case difficulties are still encountered, try uninstalling and re-installing the Shockwave Player. For uninstalling use Windows add/remove programs feature or click here to download the Uninstaller. At any stage use the navigation buttons - forward, pause and rewind - to examine closely the environment as it is being created.
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