Difference between revisions of "Holodeck"
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A Holodeck is a product used to save different forms of content (either furniture settings or even an entire environment), similar to 'Holodecks' used in various sci-fi television shows and movies. For Second Life purposes, a holodeck allows you to rez a large variety of rooms or scenarios in limited space. Some systems even allow the scene to be located far away from its control panel, offering the convenience of large, rez-on-demand structures without tying up a large space in your house. | A Holodeck is a product used to save different forms of content (either furniture settings or even an entire environment), similar to 'Holodecks' used in various sci-fi television shows and movies. For Second Life purposes, a holodeck allows you to rez a large variety of rooms or scenarios in limited space. Some systems even allow the scene to be located far away from its control panel, offering the convenience of large, rez-on-demand structures without tying up a large space in your house. | ||
=== A handful of the known | === A handful of the known holodeck and panocube products: === | ||
(Please add to this list as you come across other | (Please add to this list as you come across other holodeck-type products!) | ||
* The 'Holodeck' by Loki Clifton | * The 'Holodeck' by Loki Clifton | ||
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* 'Room Switch' by Fluid Creations | * 'Room Switch' by Fluid Creations | ||
* 'The Green Wonder' by Tina Freund | * 'The Green Wonder' by Tina Freund | ||
* 'Holodeck' by Professor Eisenberg (Panocube) | |||
* 'The Virtual Reality Room' by Stephane Zugzwang (Panocube) | |||
A holodeck-panocube consists of photos only. The picture changes on the walls, making a complete scene as seen from every viewpoint. A regular holodeck will rezz and derezz prims, and might rezz surrounding pictures as well. | |||
You can also find information on an Open Source Holodeck type Product here: | You can also find information on an Open Source Holodeck type Product here: | ||
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What is a Holodeck?
A Holodeck is a product used to save different forms of content (either furniture settings or even an entire environment), similar to 'Holodecks' used in various sci-fi television shows and movies. For Second Life purposes, a holodeck allows you to rez a large variety of rooms or scenarios in limited space. Some systems even allow the scene to be located far away from its control panel, offering the convenience of large, rez-on-demand structures without tying up a large space in your house.
A handful of the known holodeck and panocube products:
(Please add to this list as you come across other holodeck-type products!)
- The 'Holodeck' by Loki Clifton
- 'Horizons' by Cheshyr Pontchartrain
- 'HyperCube' by D-VTech
- 'Super Sofa' by LayZeeBones
- 'Holodeck' by Soulmates Creations
- 'Paradise Blanket' by OctoberWerks
- 'HoloRez' by OctoberWerks
- 'Skyboxer' by Ethereal Fremont
- 'Primitizer' by Revolution Parenti
- 'The Titan' by Jack Hathor
- 'Room Switch' by Fluid Creations
- 'The Green Wonder' by Tina Freund
- 'Holodeck' by Professor Eisenberg (Panocube)
- 'The Virtual Reality Room' by Stephane Zugzwang (Panocube)
A holodeck-panocube consists of photos only. The picture changes on the walls, making a complete scene as seen from every viewpoint. A regular holodeck will rezz and derezz prims, and might rezz surrounding pictures as well.
You can also find information on an Open Source Holodeck type Product here: Open_Source_Holodeck