The Intellectual Production of Engineers in Microcosmos
Experiment 2 to create [Mind Palace at Microcosmos
https://gyazo.com/10b3ed940f93c2bbacbf03f3dbdf27fe
2022-01-01
The fact that the original diagram is from a book naturally creates a sequential order and a museum-like feel.
But if you have the book, you might notice that the order has changed if you compare them.
The lack of explanatory text allows for more flexibility in placement.
Another difference with books is that you can post the important stuff as often as you want.
If the same figure appears over and over again in a book, people say it's padding,
The same picture appearing again and again on the aisle wall is a familiar sight in advertisements.
2022-01-02
https://gyazo.com/4ccb236a600f947f8d39ee71eee966a3
https://gyazo.com/b4d4303eb1379b377369d2eacc05a798
One of the good things about microcosmos is that you can freely decide where and how to make a pathway. If you have a fixed room and place things there, you can only "place it in the room" if you want to put an iceberg.
Micra has a lot of flexibility, so after building the iceberg, I could say, "Let's pull the glass to the side so we can see it from the side, and take the stairs down.
After I got off the iceberg, I thought to myself, "Now that I'm down there, I'll dig out the lower part of the iceberg and make it a sequential route.
narrow
https://gyazo.com/f099f42c68708c40f764acdf9bf26a36
I decided to make the middle room a dead end and use a teleporter to make the two jumps.
You can read the QR code!
https://gyazo.com/50c1dd888bbbc86ad27fe1efeda841b4
Mr. Moriya, who worked on VRSandbox at Unexplored Junior, has created something amazing. I can't believe he could make an animation with Enderman!
https://youtu.be/ZMWMihy4c3w
We made it this far.
https://gyazo.com/e74bb0ff09478350137370dce1ff9a5e
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