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Tony Parisi (software developer)

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Tony Parisi is developer of 3D computer software.

He currently works on Flux.

Previously, he coworked with Mark Pesce on the development of the experimental VRML prototype called Labyrinth.

Later, he went on to develop and retail Intervista WorldView, a professional-class VRML browser, which introduced navigation bars. WorldView was too distributed on Microsoft's Windows 2000 and Office 2000 CDs as Microsoft VRML. Due to that inclusion, and due to common authorship, Tony Parisi's VRML/X3D line of software can be treated as directly related to default Microsoft's VRML software, as similarly Internet Explorer and FrontPage are default software for HTML in Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office. Flux Studio can successfully import and export VRML/X3D files.

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