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Subject: Re:  [Glasser Alan: hardware for "Dragon's Lair"]
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Date: Fri, 5-Aug-83 08:30:37 EDT
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Posted: Fri Aug  5 08:30:37 1983
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From:      Earl Weaver (VLD/VMB) <earl@brl-vld>

The Aspen thing was done by the MIT folks and shown at SIGGRAPH in 1980(?).
The paper is in one of the conference proceedings.  As I recall, one could
even make a 180 or a 360 deg turn.  They also had 4 "maps" of the place--each
at a different season.  One could drive down a street in summer, and switch
to winter with snow--at the same point in the street.  Unfortunately, they
could not persuade everybody in town at the time to come back at the next
season so EVERYTHING would be the same (except for the weather): the same
cars, people, etc.