Started looking at possible spaces for my posters. Used quite wide ones because I would like for the posters to be able to link to the website, and that you can surf it in secondlife. I looked at the office as being dynamic, and having every element of the structure being able to be used.
Right hand side : this blog is being able to be surfed on through second life without opening the browser.
The posters definitely made the structure look very heavy, and discarded this idea.
I preferred the sort of lightness in the structure.
The second life browser allowing you to surf the blog. The snapshot shows the page on the blog "T & T".
My colleagues and I collaborated together to have a Putahi directory, a poster which would allow you to teleport to anyone else
Started looking at using only the hemisphere foundation as my dynamic space.
Put all my posters relatively same height, and left my broswer window a bit bigger. It looked a bit out of place though, so I resized it below. I left it because it had a nice simple thing going throughout the posters, same size, space between, angle etc.
Right hand side : this blog is being able to be surfed on through second life without opening the browser.
The posters definitely made the structure look very heavy, and discarded this idea.
I preferred the sort of lightness in the structure.
The second life browser allowing you to surf the blog. The snapshot shows the page on the blog "T & T".
My colleagues and I collaborated together to have a Putahi directory, a poster which would allow you to teleport to anyone else
Started looking at using only the hemisphere foundation as my dynamic space.
Put all my posters relatively same height, and left my broswer window a bit bigger. It looked a bit out of place though, so I resized it below. I left it because it had a nice simple thing going throughout the posters, same size, space between, angle etc.
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