Fuertes, Jos? L.; Gonz?lez, ?ngel L.; Mariscal, Gonzalo; Ruiz, Carlos
Resumen:
Thanks to the technological advances in the last ten years, the
recreation of 3D virtual worlds is becoming increasingly popular in several
application fields. Desktop virtual reality is one of the best ways of reaching a
good number of users through this technology. With the aim of improving the
development of desktop virtual reality applications and increasing the relevance
of the virtual experience, we defined the Virtual Reality Framework (VRF).
This framework supports the creation of interactive systems for personalized
and group guided tours in virtual worlds. The VRF can incorporate
functionalities including context-sensitive information that a virtual guide will
tell a user or group of users in a personalized manner. User interaction with the
environment and with the intelligent virtual guides will lead to changes in the
story told during the tour. In this paper we describe the Virtual Alhambra
Project, which was the project that brought the VRF into being.
Virtual Storytelling. Using Virtual Reality Technologies for Storytelling: 4th International Conference, ICVS 2007, Saint-Malo, France, December 5-7, 2007, Proceedings
