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* 'The Virtual Reality Room' by Stephane Zugzwang (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.
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 such as different houses or furniture, and might rezz surrounding pictures as well to complete the scene.


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:

Revision as of 11:56, 26 February 2008

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 HoloRez Rang
  • '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 such as different houses or furniture, and might rezz surrounding pictures as well to complete the scene.

You can also find information on an Open Source Holodeck type Product here: Open_Source_Holodeck