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DIVE A multi-user virtual reality system

Christer P. O. Carlsson, Olof Hagsand

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The Distributed Interactive Virtual Environment (DIVE) is a heterogeneous distributed virtual reality system based on UNIX and Internet networking protocols. Each participating process has a copy of a replicated database and changes are propagated to the other processes with reliable multicast protocols. DIVE provides a dynamic virtual environment where applications and users can enter and leave the environment on demand. Several user-related abstractions have been introduced to ease the task of application and user interface construction.>

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Key concepts: Computer science, Unix, The Internet, Virtual reality, Human–computer interaction, User interface, Process (computing), Virtual machine