The Estonian National Museum is running a workshop on creating a VR world as part of MängudeÖÖ
On Saturday, 17 October, starting at 1.00 pm, the Estonian National Museum will be holding a workshop entitled "From Idea to VR Game World in Three Hours" in room A-403 at the Estonian Academy of Arts. The workshop will be conducted in English and will last 3 hours.
Have you ever been interested in how VR games are made? In this workshop, participants will work with a tutor to try out the i-Game project’s new tool, World Builder, which is designed for creating VR game worlds. By the end of the workshop, participants will have created a prototype VR game world.
The workshop is suitable for both beginners and those already familiar with VR game development.
Places are limited, and you can register for the workshop here.
Please note! Only those who hold a MängudeÖÖ conference ticket may register for the workshop.
🔗MängudeÖÖ
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The i-Game project is funded by the European Union through the Horizon Europe research and innovation programme. The project is coordinated by the Centre for Research & Technology Hellas (CERTH) and the Business and Cultural Development Centre (KEPA), with partners including Raising the Floor, Cookie Box Group Gamification & Serious Game, Nurogames GmbH, KU Leuven, Unisystems Luxembourg, Open Impact, Museospace, the Prato Textile Museum and the Estonian National Museum.
The workshop is suitable for both beginners and those already familiar with VR game development.
Places are limited, and you can register for the workshop here.
Please note! Only those who hold a MängudeÖÖ conference ticket may register for the workshop.
🔗MängudeÖÖ
🔗Workshop
The i-Game project is funded by the European Union through the Horizon Europe research and innovation programme. The project is coordinated by the Centre for Research & Technology Hellas (CERTH) and the Business and Cultural Development Centre (KEPA), with partners including Raising the Floor, Cookie Box Group Gamification & Serious Game, Nurogames GmbH, KU Leuven, Unisystems Luxembourg, Open Impact, Museospace, the Prato Textile Museum and the Estonian National Museum.