CompuServe Thread

>>I'm posting this question for a client who is hoping to find a software product to create "Interactive Architectural Walk Throughs". He is currently using AutoCAD and 3D Studio to create renderings and animations, now he wants to give his clients the ability to "navigate" through the virtual environments. We are aiming for a final product that can be "played back" on a typical 8meg 486 computer. One factor that makes us cautious about CDK is that he has no desire to learn C programming. Is this a fundamental requirement to use CDK for this purpose? Are there other software / development tools that would be better suited for this purpose? What other forums on Compuserve should I be checking? Any help or advice would be appreciated.<< The main way of programming the CDK is through Microsoft Visual C++. C++ is a bit more complicated than plain "C" but it provides a rich structure such that you can extend and reuse software components. The CDK also has this technology called DSCVR. It is like a scripting language and it encompases all of the CDK functionality. The main fallback of writing programs with DSCVR is that you must be able to understand the whole CDK class hierarchy including all of the classes and methods. So when it comes down to which is better I say stick with C++. Its easier to debug and integrate with the Windows system. Brian