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Update env variables and protocol. #1130
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'HIFI_' -> 'VIRCADIA_' for env variables.
digisomni 21367b2
Update "HF_PFX" -> "VIRCADIA_PFX"
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More variables caught.
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Rename protocol and app protocol.
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Merge branch 'master' into fix/rename-env-variables
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Alter scheme in NetworkingConstants "hifi" -> "vw"
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Update SetPackagingParameters.cmake
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I am heavily against calling it
vw://
as it will make is impossible for a user to ever find information about it on any big search engine. Problem is that someone that doesn't know Vircadia won't be able to find out what avw://
link is for. Considering how little people use links like this nowadays, people that use Vircadia will most likely also not know what that is for. I am pretty sure that even on ahifi://
link, most fairly new users will go "What is this?".Personally I am for
vircadia://
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What does the 'w' stand for?
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vw = virtual world. I gotta reapproach this, been a while since I've thought about the possibilities and implications to each.
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That's what I thought, but aren't the "worlds" called domains?
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Yes, but these are ultimately virtual worlds in a broader context. Domain is how we reference the servers or the worlds in a more Vircadia-focused context. However, to the outside world a virtual world would be the easiest way to explain what this all is, as they are in fact... virtual worlds. But vw:// is super compact and there is well, VW (the car company), so other options may be helpful to gain traction with in terms of SEO.
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Well, I would probably use "vircadia://" unless "vw://" is already used by other (ideally compatible) services. The same could be said for "hifi://". I don't think there's any harm in supporting an arbitrary number of protocol extension, but I would say "vircadia://" is a good place to start. My opinion.