HOLO-X
(1998)
By the time Amerika was collaborating with Jay Dillemuth
on HOLO-X, both Alt-X and GRAMMATRON had become two
of the most widely accessed sites on the Internet. Holo-X
was most likely the Internet's first fully-rendered
3-D storyworld environment created especially for the
Web, one that generated state-of-the-art VRML (Virtual
Reality Modeling Language) design with innovative storytelling,
original 3-D audio tracks, and a unique interactive
navigational system. The site was developed by the Virtual
Reality Laboratory of new media production firm Berkeley
Interactive Design in conjunction with the Alt-X Online
Publishing Network and highlighted the collaborative
efforts of many experimental writers, musicians and
web designers from the Bay Area whose unique combination
of skills made for a 3-D storyworld whose content stirred
up considerable controversy in the net culture. |
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