Our David is cute. While testing today that the material editor was working, he captured the display material of the Python timer application running on the display stand, and then applied the material to the floor. The floor, the running application, and the material editor's texture card and teapot sampler are all counting down.



People get excited about Croquet for being real-time collaborative, or game-like 3D, or for embedded applications. But a key part of what makes all of this possible is that everything is very deeply object-oriented. The material of the timer app display is an object, and when that material object is shared by the floor and the parts of the material editor, they all behave the same.