>Yes exactly that what imean
Do they really have to upload to your
server:
- if they just have to be able to view
their textures in the scene, you could
use drag-and-drop
- if they have to view their textures
in the scene plus seeing them next time
they come and/or other people too, you
have to upload indeed. For that, use an
html form + a server-side script (perl,
php, asp, whichever you prefer) and
inside your scene, instead of having
the urls of the textures like
http://something/texture.jpg, put
someting like
http://something/texturescript.php?
object=nameofhteobject&dummy=randomnumbe
rs3563368364354
The random numbers parameter is there
for forcing the viewer to reload the
texture and not using the one in the
browser's cache.
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