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                Appeal 2007-0700                                                                              
                Application 09/159,509                                                                        
                Patent 5,559,995                                                                              

                                   84.   A computer program for creating a virtual world                      
                             data base, wherein said computer program is embodied on                          
                             computer-readable media and comprises instructions configured                    
                             to:                                                                              
                                   read polygon representations of a plurality of virtual                     
                             objects, including a first virtual object, a second virtual object,              
                             and a third virtual object;                                                      
                                   select the first virtual object and the second virtual object              
                             from said plurality of virtual objects;                                          
                                   assign attributes to the first and second virtual objects;                 
                                   group said first and second virtual objects into a grouped                 
                             object, wherein said first and second virtual objects intersect;                 

                                   represent the grouped object by at least one of the                        
                             following:                                                                       
                                          a three-dimensional and rotatable wireframe                         
                                          object, and                                                         
                                          a three-dimensional and rotatable polygon object;                   
                                   assign a grouping hierarchy to the first and second virtual                
                             objects, wherein the second virtual object is assigned as the                    
                             child of the first virtual object; and                                           
                                   calculate an orientation and position of the child object                  
                             relative to the first virtual object.                                            
                      5.     A copy of Appellants’ reissue claims 11-46, 48-55, 58-68,                        
                85-94, 97-104, and 106-108 is set forth in the Claim Appendix of                              
                Appellants’ Brief.                                                                            



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