Alice: Easy to use interactive 3D graphics

Jeffrey S. Pierce; Steve Audia; Tommy Burnette; Kevin Christiansen; Dennis Cosgrove; Matt Conway; Ken Hinckley; Kristen Monkaitis; James Patten; Joe Shochet; David Staack; Brian Stearns; Chris Sturgill; George Williams; Randy Pausch

Alice: Easy to use interactive 3D graphics

Jeffrey S. Pierce
, Steve Audia
, Tommy Burnette
, Kevin Christiansen
, Dennis Cosgrove
, Matt Conway
, Ken Hinckley
, Kristen Monkaitis
, James Patten
, Joe Shochet
, David Staack
, Brian Stearns
, Chris Sturgill
, George Williams
, Randy Pausch

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

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Abstract

Alice is a rapid prototyping system used to create three dimensional graphics simulations like those seen in virtual reality applications. Alice uses an interpreted language called Python as its scripting language to implement user actions. This interactive development environment allows users to explore many more design options than is possible in a compiled language environment. The alpha version of Alice for Windows 95 is available for free over the internet, with the beta release scheduled for August.

Original language	English
Pages	77-78
Number of pages	2
State	Published - 1997
Event	Proceedings of the 1997 10th Annual Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, UIST - Banff, Alberta, Can Duration: Oct 14 1997 → Oct 17 1997

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Conference	Proceedings of the 1997 10th Annual Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, UIST
City	Banff, Alberta, Can
Period	10/14/97 → 10/17/97

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Pierce, J. S., Audia, S., Burnette, T., Christiansen, K., Cosgrove, D., Conway, M., Hinckley, K., Monkaitis, K., Patten, J., Shochet, J., Staack, D., Stearns, B., Sturgill, C., Williams, G., & Pausch, R. (1997). Alice: Easy to use interactive 3D graphics. 77-78. Paper presented at Proceedings of the 1997 10th Annual Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, UIST, Banff, Alberta, Can.

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