Posted on Monday 30 October 2006
This should be good news for lots of would-be virtual world developers. From the Multiverse developer forum (Link):
The Multiverse Open Beta platform release is now available. Register with the Multiverse Developer Program, and you will be able to access the downloads here:
I’ve been stopping in to the Multiverse forums on occasion lately hoping to catch that announcement, so for those who were also wondering when it would be made available, have at it. And if you’ve not registered, head there first – Registration Link.
Multiverse Goes Open Beta
For those who haven’t checked it out yet, now’s the time to get into Multiverse, the free virtual-world development platform, which has just gone from closed to open beta. “Register with the Multiverse Developer Program, and you will …
[...] Looks like Multiverse is ready to show some stuff off. they have announced open beta on their forums. (via ReBang). [...]
Thanks for breaking the news. :) Here’s a caveat that I’ve been telling a few folks:
Just to set expectations: this particular Multiverse open beta is geared mostly toward engineers. Non-engineers have built some very cool worlds in private beta, so I don’t want to discourage you, if you’re dying to dive in. But if you aren’t comfortable with command-line interfaces and hand-editing config files, you might want to wait for a more user-friendly beta. Otherwise, come one, come all.
–Corey Bridges
Exec Producer, Multiverse