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Elise Schnyder
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Join date: 5 Jun 2007
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10-09-2007 22:38
Hi everyone. I am doing a small feasibility study for my university which aims to investigate the process of setting up in Second Life. For the sake of this experiment I am doing a small exhibition for the design department which showcases work and provides more information on the courses available. I have some design sketches up for my Second Life space and I really need some feedback on them.. so if you have a minute to help out and vote on some architecture designs please jump over to my blog here: http://eliseschnyder.blogspot.com/(please note I would specifically like current, recent and potential university students to vote but feedback from anyone is most welcome) I would appreciate any critique or collaboration ^^! Thanks for looking! |
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Kornscope Komachi
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Join date: 30 Aug 2006
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10-10-2007 03:40
Hello. Im no uni student but done my share of SL building. I read your page and voted for 5, its open and interesting but with a twist. Obviously be a bit larger.
Good luck with your project.
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nand Nerd
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Join date: 4 Oct 2005
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10-10-2007 04:59
Been an ex-student for a year and a half, I like the designs you've put forward but their scale looks to be rather small for Second Life in my opinion. I would like to see designs 3, 5 and 10 built in-world but for me the one which stands out has to be design 6, circular platforms with a twisting, double-helix-like supports. All the best with the project, can't wait to see the final outcome.
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Elise Schnyder
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Join date: 5 Jun 2007
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10-10-2007 07:38
From: Kornscope Komachi Hello. Im no uni student but done my share of SL building. I read your page and voted for 5, its open and interesting but with a twist. Obviously be a bit larger.
Good luck with your project. Thank you! I think that's my personal favourite as well, it fits in very well with the look of the university too. True that it could be a bit larger, I also need to consider the fact that the average avatar in SL is 7 foot >.> Thank you for your input!  |
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Elise Schnyder
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Join date: 5 Jun 2007
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10-10-2007 07:41
From: nand Nerd Been an ex-student for a year and a half, I like the designs you've put forward but their scale looks to be rather small for Second Life in my opinion. I would like to see designs 3, 5 and 10 built in-world but for me the one which stands out has to be design 6, circular platforms with a twisting, double-helix-like supports. All the best with the project, can't wait to see the final outcome. Thanks for your opinion! I really appreciate the people that have participated already. It's interesting that the feedback I have received so far is quite diverse but I am already seeing which ones are probably not good choices. You're indeed right that they are a bit small. We are purchasing a modest sized space but I definately need to consider the height of the avarage avatar! |
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Kornscope Komachi
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Join date: 30 Aug 2006
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10-10-2007 18:11
Sheesh. I meant 6 too. Not 5. No wonder im not a brainiac at uni.
And I have to live with it!
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