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Created with Unity, Canva, Gemini, and ChatGPT. Future plans: adaptive character awareness and live VR integration.

Next steps include adding character-awareness and real-time integration with VR filmmaking tools.

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Final demo scene - the secret door and glowing box.

The secret door scene visualizes how the generator’s directions can guide real VR moments.

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The generator transforms short story text into scene direction.

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The project evolved over seven builds - refining light, atmosphere, and camera perspective

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I tested multiple prototypes using Unity for visual examples and Canva for layout design.

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Day 3 - Refining the Output and Interface

After getting my first working version of VR Scene Director running yesterday, today was all about refinement. Now that the extension works , I want it to feel right , clear, creative, and easy to use for anyone, even those who aren’t familiar with camera terms. I started by reviewing the generated outputs. The tool already gives four main suggestions: Viewer Position Environment/Layout Lighting Emotional Beat They’re solid categories, but I noticed some of the language felt

Oct 21, 20252 min read

Day 2 - First Tests and Early Breakthroughs

Today I finally saw VR Scene Director come to life as an actual working extension.Seeing that little orange-V icon appear in my browser made everything feel suddenly real . The first step was loading the unpacked files into Chrome, manifest.json, popup.html, and popup.js. At first, I ran into a few small issues: a missing default popup message, an “unexpected token <” error, and some encoding confusion (UTF-8 vs ANSI).After checking each file, I realised the extension just n

Oct 21, 20251 min read

My Journey into Immersive Storytelling and Emotion in VR

Day 1 – Starting the VR Scene Director Today feels like a real beginning. I’ve finally started work on my competition project, VR Scene Director – a tool I’ve been thinking about for weeks but only just began shaping for real. The idea grew out of a simple question: why do some VR experiences feel natural and others don't? In a lot of virtual worlds the viewer’s position feels slightly wrong – either too far away, too close, or placed in a strange angle that breaks immersio

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