Life began in a sea of light, tiny motes of glowing
brilliance. The big bang.
Life continued, it grew and evolved and now we welcome you to the experience
of Mote.
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A tarball of the Mote CVS repository can be found from: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cvstarballs/mote-cvsroot.tar.gz
Mote should build 'out-of-the-box' on any Linux machine with all the necessary libraries. It is also possible to build Mote on a Win32 machine using Cygwin and all the libraries.
At some point we will get together a working binary for Windows which will mean people can run Mote on Windows without the huge amount of work involved in getting Cygwin installed and set up right.
Repository for mote-* mailing lists
Anything sent as an attachment to one of the mote mailing lists will be archived here for future reference.
| Date | Time | From | Mailing list | Topic | Download |
| Fri, 08 Sep 2000 | 14:06:38 | James Quinney | mote-dev | 3dsMAX & file formats | testmesh.asc |
| Sun, 17 Sep 2000 | 23:01:21 | James Quinney | mote-core | Explosions using fractal noise | spectral.c |
| Wed, 20 Sep 2000 | 23:38:09 | Stuart Teasdale | mote-dev | spectral.c |
© The Mote Project 2000. Designed by James Quinney and implemented by Stephen Quinney. Last updated: 09:48:01 on 07/02/2001
For more information on the Mote Project you can contact: info@mote-project.org.