Distributed Interactive Virtual Environment

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The Distributed Interactive Virtual Environment (or DIVE in short) is the name of a CVE software that was actively developped between 1991 and the early 2000's. DIVE realises an architecture and a programming toolkit for the implementation and deployment of wide-area, Internet-based multi-user virtual environments. The platform is designed to scale to both a large number of simultaneous participants and a large number of objects populating the environments, while ensuring maximum interaction at each site. One of the key features of the system is the integration of a scripting language (Tcl) so as to allow rapid prototyping of CVE applications.

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