by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | Jun 27, 2015 | Grammar Based Universes, Immersive Theme-worlds, Interactive Storytelling
Things in the VR/AR world have been going crazy lately. My website went down recently. However, after many hours of keyboard pounding, my lovely wife was able to get my site back up and running.(Thanks Ha!) I was very pleasantly surprised to bump into a couple of... by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | May 21, 2015 | Grammar Based Universes, Interactive Storytelling
The developments just keep flowing! Although I knew this barrier would eventually need to be breached, it’s happening much sooner than I had imagined. I had even given up hope that that such technology was readily available. But now that action was in vain. Hoa... by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | May 19, 2015 | Grammar Based Universes, IMyTH, Interactive Storytelling
I have a couple of article to share today that relate to the physical immersion potential of VR. The first article is the first “documented” experience of The Void. I have been suspect of the claims The Void has been making concerning its abilities to do... by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | May 18, 2015 | Grammar Based Universes
Here is a quick GDC 15 Vault article concerning Zach Aikman and procedurally created level building and more specifically procedural dungeons created for for his game Galak – Z Procedurally Generated Space Dungeons by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | Apr 2, 2015 | Grammar Based Universes
Here is an excellent link to a presentation given by Gran Duncan of Hello Games, creators of No Man’s Sky. Grant Goes on to talk about his discovery, trials and tribulations and eventual love for procedurally generated art. This is a prime example of what I like... by Blogmeister Meisterblogger | Mar 25, 2015 | Grammar Based Universes
During my daily wanderings I happened to chance an article about a company in London, Improbable, obtaining $20 M in funding. Great job guys! Congratulations. I wanted to know more about who was Improbable and what are they working on. From my very brief introduction...