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==Technical Details== | ==Technical Details== | ||
[[File:Picture 29 - Atlas World Guide.jpg|thumb|A full World Atlas showcased within Eventide]] | [[File:Picture 29 - Atlas World Guide.jpg|thumb|A full World Atlas showcased within Eventide]] | ||
Similar to [[Atoll of Ether#Technical Details|Atoll of Ether]], Eventide also uses a Single Atlassed Texture to ensure it is highly performant on any device. This atlas is showcased within the World. | Similar to [[Atoll of Ether#Technical Details|Atoll of Ether]], Eventide also uses a [[How to Atlas everthing in your World|Single Atlassed Texture]] to ensure it is highly performant on any device. This atlas is showcased within the World. | ||
Unique to Eventide is the implementation of seamless teleport stations. These consist of multiple teleport triggers inside the underground cave, as well as along the road leading down to the beach. To make these as seamless as possible, all visible geometry along the respective teleport areas exist twice. This way a long distance can be teleported inbetween, while for a visitor seemingly nothing has changed visually. This cuts down on what would otherwise be a tedious walk to the beach, while still maintaining a visually large scale. | Unique to Eventide is the implementation of seamless teleport stations. These consist of multiple teleport triggers inside the underground cave, as well as along the road leading down to the beach. To make these as seamless as possible, all visible geometry along the respective teleport areas exist twice. This way a long distance can be teleported inbetween, while for a visitor seemingly nothing has changed visually. This cuts down on what would otherwise be a tedious walk to the beach, while still maintaining a visually large scale. | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
[[Atoll of Ether#Technical Details|More Technical Details]] | * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDof-nD_Uz4&list=PLHPl0SFKkUjNcC8r3tLFW1-WCdNCAAFjV Eventide Timelapse on Youtube] | ||
* [[How to Atlas everything in your World]] | |||
* [[Atoll of Ether#Technical Details|More Technical Details on Atoll of Ether's page]] | |||
Revision as of 23:47, 7 July 2024
Eventide is a cross-platform World created by Maebbie. It is a large traversable town, with a distant beach connected via multiple pathways. It was published in late 2020.
Design
Eventide's spawn area is a moderately sized room, which can be exited through an open door to reveal a large House and a view of its surrounding townscape. With a view from on top of a Hill, the Ocean is visible too.
House Interior
The House area contains the spawn room, a second room with a green screen blanket and a large recreational area on a floor below. Visitors can play Basketball or follow a guided line towards a large mirror. Dotted across this space are several seating arrangements.
Townscape and Outside
Exiting the House through one of its doors leads straight to the town. A few neighbouring houses can be seen along a road leading downwards, increasing in numbers. Arriving at the cliff, away from the Road reveals more of the town below.
Also here is a colourful monument, which has a line spiraling around it. By interacting with its start, it can be ridden all the way down to the Beach area.
Beach area
Down at sea level the ocean stretches to the horizon, with a road going alongside its shoreline. Floating inside the ocean is a small platform for swimmers, which offers a great view of everything up above. By following a line leading towards the ocean, an off-shore platform can be found at its end.
The Beach area can be reached by following the road down to it, following an underground cave starting at the mirror location or riding the line down.
Technical Details
Similar to Atoll of Ether, Eventide also uses a Single Atlassed Texture to ensure it is highly performant on any device. This atlas is showcased within the World.
Unique to Eventide is the implementation of seamless teleport stations. These consist of multiple teleport triggers inside the underground cave, as well as along the road leading down to the beach. To make these as seamless as possible, all visible geometry along the respective teleport areas exist twice. This way a long distance can be teleported inbetween, while for a visitor seemingly nothing has changed visually. This cuts down on what would otherwise be a tedious walk to the beach, while still maintaining a visually large scale.
A timelapse video is available, which showcases the entire creation process.
