CoSpaces Guidelines

CoSpaces

CoSpaces Edu enables students to build, code, and explore their own creations in VR or AR, while learning essential digital skills.

To download the map (with tutorial links), click the button below.

Oculus Quest 2 provides an exciting opportunity to engage with immersive Cospaces projects and take virtual reality experience to the next level.

The camera greatly impacts the audience's experience in CoSpaces. This video shows how to use it to provide various angles automatically.

This video shows how you can use Blockade Labs to make AI-Generated 360 images as backgrounds in CoSpaces.

CoSpaces allows you to make animations, and interactive reactions of your objects with simple coding instructions.

Importing audio clips into CoSpaces can enhance your project's atmosphere, creating a more immersive experience.

In CoSpaces, "parallel" is used to ru multiple instructions simultaneously. This allows you to animate multiple characters at the same time.

You can upload different files (video, audio and images) to make your poetry performance more dynamic.

Here's a brief introduction to CoSpaces, including an overview of the layout and how to add characters.

No matter how you choose to get your 3D Models, you might need to change the color, size or even the directions.

CoSpaces might not have the 3D models you need. You can find free 3D models on Thingiverse and import them to Cospaces.

If you couldn't find any 3D models suited for your projects, you can use TinkerCAD to create them by yourselves.

The objects can be arranged to move in a certain way and area. You need to set up a track for them.

Real-world physics properties like gravity will be activated and make objects in your scene react just like they would in real life.