Horizon Worlds Spotlight: Blaqjedi

Üdvözöljük újra a heti reflektorfényben, amely az arra építkező emberekről szól Horizont Világok és csodálatos alkotásaik.

Last week, we shifted into low gear at RexRod’s slow-paced Lágy hegyek, a world that invites you to enjoy the splendor of nature, listen to the sounds of a river, and marvel at snow-topped alpine peaks.

This week, we heard from Blaqjedi, the creator of a number of great and engaging worlds, including JEDI MOZI, where you can “go to your favorite movies and shows.”

Mi keltette fel érdeklődését a VR?

I have a background in graphic design, photography, computer building, and art. I’ve always been interested in how things work, whether it’s machines or people’s minds. What got me interested in VR was being able to bring my work to people in another dimension.

Miből merítesz ihletet, amikor a Horizon Worldsben építkezel?

It’s the enjoyment of the human experience. I bring a lot of real life to Horizon Worlds so that I can give people experiences they may never have in the physical world, like being on the set of famous movies.

Napi munkádként programozó/alkotó vagy, vagy ezt hobbinak tekinted?

I would love to be a programmer or developer, but for now it’s a hobby.

Együttműködik-e másokkal, és ha igen, milyen élmény ez az Ön számára?

I collaborate quite a bit, and I love it because I get to help others bring their visions to life. For me, that’s pure joy.

Mi a legjobb tanácsod a Horizon Worlds világépítésének megkezdéséhez?

Don’t focus on likes and popularity. Instead, create with a purpose and let that purpose drive you. Also, be sure to use the tutorials on YouTube and take some of the many scripting classes that are available.

Mit gondol, hogyan illeszkedik a VR a metaverzum jövőképébe?

VR is an amazing vehicle for getting us closer to the metaverse. As it grows technologically, it will become the best vehicle because it lets us be fully immersed in a virtual world—and that’s an experience that computers or phones can’t give us.

Mi a kedvenc VR élményed?

Building something and having people actually come and have the experience I wanted them to have.