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Chat Hot Spots[http://secondlife.com/destinations/chat] | Chat Hot Spots[http://secondlife.com/destinations/chat] | ||
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Adult Clubs & Entertainment | Adult Clubs & Entertainment[http://secondlife.com/destinations/adult/clubs] | ||
Adult Fashions & Commerce | Adult Fashions & Commerce[http://secondlife.com/destinations/adult/fashions] | ||
Art | Art[http://secondlife.com/destinations/arts] | ||
Bars & Pubs | Bars & Pubs[http://secondlife.com/destinations/bars] | ||
Beaches | Beaches[http://secondlife.com/destinations/beaches] | ||
Business | Business[http://secondlife.com/destinations/business] | ||
Castles & Ruins | Castles & Ruins | ||
Discussions & Communities[http://secondlife.com/destinations/discussions] | Discussions & Communities[http://secondlife.com/destinations/discussions] |
Revision as of 19:58, 5 February 2013
STALEMATE Second Life
STALEMATE[1] focuses on in-world rapid application development environments for virtual modeling and avatar intelligence for mobile augmented-reality gaming in support of decisions in the investment markets.
All free software delivered permits copying, modification and transfer under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.0[2] or the GNU lesser General Public License v3.0[3].
Second Life and virtual time travel: Feasibility considerations
In evaluating Second Life as a viable immersive, decision-support platform for augmented reality, the focus lies on the requirement of context switching (teleporting) seamlessly between past, present and future/potential scenarios or simulated worlds. While offering a stress test, a case is made for its usability for virtual time travel.
To circumvent global grid-level implementation aspects for the moment, a local viewer approach from an intelligent avatar perspective employs a semi-transparent, geodesic dome-shaped, time-travel vehicle. From inside this vehicle the avatar ultimately projects a (prototyped) simulation model of the world in question (quasi-)panoramically onto the interior wall.
Earlier incorporation of the geodesic dome with (physical) time travel include a Mojave Desert landmark[4] and Disney's Epcot Theme Park's Spaceship Earth[5] inspired by Buckminster Fuller. A Lego version of the idea has also been tested on ROBLOX[6]. The form also lends itself naturally in conjunction with from planetaria derived surround projection technologies as IMAX (3D).
Salient features inherent in the general approach include:
- reassessed human-computer interaction by uploading knowledge-based models to the avatar for user decision support in collaborative or educational settings
- the prospect of using the virtual world as an agile, knowledge-based, model-driven, simulation-directed development environment for virtual worlds and generated applications
Mobile agent-assisted virtual modeling for augmented reality
The on Google Code hosted Project STALEMATE KBSDE Extension[7] includes investigation of requirements for a Second Life viewer being integrated with Firefox/Chrome under Android. The goal is to develop a mobile client environment for distributed, intelligent avatar-assisted virtual modeling of augmented-reality applications supported by Web mining and data warehousing.
Second Life on Steam/Steam in Second Life
[Implications and opportunities inherent in the recent announcement[8] concerning collaboration between Linden Lab and Valve Software with its Steam gaming platform[9] will be discussed here. Second Life has yet to be submitted on Steam for Greenlighting[10], with Linden Lab apparently intending to precede this with the build tool Patterns[11]. Conversely Linden Lab has already introduced Pathfinder Non-Playing Characters[12] in emulation of mainstream gaming platforms such as Steam. The various aspects of (potential) cross-fertilization in this regard are worthy of some consideration.]
Second Life according to Augmented Reality Gaming
[This is intended as a proposed alternative ontology/taxonomy of Second Life to exploit the potential target applications offered by augmented reality gaming.]
Featured Events[13] Editors' Picks[14] Popular Places[15] Photogenic Spots[16] Chat Hot Spots[17] Adults Only[18]
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Copyright = Copyleft
All material published on this Linden Lab Second Life Wiki user page is subject to the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license[45]. The ideas expressed originate from the author alias user Octavio Leshelle[46] or are in the public domain or otherwise free unless referenced as prior art. Proper attribution to the author includes "© <year [span]> S.M. Claassen @ STALEMATE".