• davidl <davidl 126.com> Aug 15 2006
• jcc7 <nospam nospam.org> Aug 16 2006
• "John Reimer" <terminal.node gmail.com> Aug 16 2006

Does anyone how can i get terra's source?
it's quite a funny gui. wanna take a look at it

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I was going to suggest looking in the SVN repository at dsource, but then I
realized the Terra project has been completely removed from dsource! There are
plenty of abandoned projects at dsource, but I don't recall any project actually
being removed from dsource before.

Another project site is still online:
http://www.sequenceartworks.com/labs/terra/

Since http://www.sequenceartworks.com/ redirects to
http://www.trevorparscal.com/resume/, perhaps you could contact the author using
the e-mail address provided there.

jcc7

On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 06:04:57 -0700, jcc7 <nospam nospam.org> wrote:

 I was going to suggest looking in the SVN repository at dsource, but  =


 then I
 realized the Terra project has been completely removed from dsource!  =


 There are
 plenty of abandoned projects at dsource, but I don't recall any projec=



 actually
 being removed from dsource before.

 Another project site is still online:
 http://www.sequenceartworks.com/labs/terra/

 Since http://www.sequenceartworks.com/ redirects to
 http://www.trevorparscal.com/resume/, perhaps you could contact the  =


 author using
 the e-mail address provided there.

 jcc7



It's now being developed under a new name.  It seems he's making a new a=
nd  =

improved version called "Element", which re-implements much of the Terra=
  =

code.  He already has a nifty little demo app in there.

See the dsource repository here:

http://svn.dsource.org/projects/element/trunk/

and the forum here (empty as yet):

http://www.dsource.org/forums/viewforum.php?f=3D99

-JJR