Scene Projection - Revision history

Gatehouse at 13:54, 18 June 2026

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Scene Projection controls the optical layer of a surface to display a decorative environment for the observer. When active, a 3D projection is depicted on the surface and can be observed by the viewer. Advanced scene projectors can ~~created~~ the illusion of a depth of field by rendering a view ~~certain points of view~~. The images are completely opaque, obscuring any possibility of seeing out through the window~~. However~~, the display will only work on the side it has been activated on, with views from the other side displaying the glass.		Scene Projection controls the optical layer of a surface to display a decorative environment for the observer. When active, a 3D projection is depicted on the surface and can be observed by the viewer. Advanced scene projectors can create the illusion of a depth of field by rendering a view from varying perspectives. The images are completely opaque, obscuring any possibility of seeing out through the window; however, the display will only work on the side it has been activated on, with views from the other side displaying the glass.

	===Interaction===		===Interaction===
	:''See: [[Tutorial:Window Controls]]''		:''See: [[Tutorial:Window Controls]]''
	Interaction with Scene Projection systems are possible through window controls. Through them, the player can turn scene projection on and off. Users can also change the projection by using left and right controls on the display, which will cycle through the ~~display~~.		Interaction with Scene Projection systems are possible through window controls. Through them, the player can turn scene projection on and off. Users can also change the projection by using left and right controls on the display, which will cycle through the available scenes.

	==Landscapes==		==Landscapes==

Dark Knight 2013 at 13:36, 18 June 2026

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	~~This Page contains information~~ on ~~the~~ Scene ~~Projection systems~~ found in ~~some windows in~~ the ~~game~~ [[~~Starship Simulator~~]]		'''Scene Projection''' is a form of holographic technology used on [[UNSF]] [[starship]]s. They are used to display environments onto windows for either aesthetic or security purposes. Scene projection technology is found in rooms on the [[Magellan Class]]'s [[A Deck]], specifically the [[Conference Room]], [[Captain's Office\|Captain]] and [[XO's Office]]s.

	==Overview==		==Overview==
	~~The~~ Scene ~~Projector is a system allowing certain windows on~~ the ~~ship to be filled with an~~ optical layer ~~in order~~ to ~~create~~ a decorative ~~image~~ for the ~~viewer~~. When active, an illusion of field ~~depth is created,~~ rendering ~~the scenes in 3-D as if the depicted~~ view ~~were really outside the ship~~. The images are completely opaque, obscuring any possibility of seeing out through the window. ~~A variety of landscapes can be selected by~~ the ~~player. For instruction~~ on ~~how to use~~ the ~~system~~, ~~please see~~ the [[Tutorial:~~Window_Controls\|tutorial~~]]		Scene Projection controls the optical layer of a surface to display a decorative environment for the observer. When active, a 3D projection is depicted on the surface and can be observed by the viewer. Advanced scene projectors can created the illusion of a depth of field by rendering a view certain points of view. The images are completely opaque, obscuring any possibility of seeing out through the window. However, the display will only work on the side it has been activated on, with views from the other side displaying the glass.

			===Interaction===
			:''See: [[Tutorial:Window Controls]]''
			Interaction with Scene Projection systems are possible through window controls. Through them, the player can turn scene projection on and off. Users can also change the projection by using left and right controls on the display, which will cycle through the display.

	==Landscapes==		==Landscapes==
	As of Patch Version 0.225.1.0 there are a total of ~~9 Landscapes~~ as shown below		As of Patch Version 0.225.1.0 there are a total of nine landscapes as shown below:

	<gallery mode="slideshow" >		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	File:SP Autumn Park.jpg\|'''Autumn Park'''		File:SP Autumn Park.jpg\|'''Autumn Park'''
	File:SP Coastal Highlands.jpg\|'''Coastal Highlands'''		File:SP Coastal Highlands.jpg\|'''Coastal Highlands'''

Gatehouse: /* Overview */

2026-04-27T22:10:16Z

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The Scene ~~Projection~~ is a system on ~~which a window is lined~~ with an optical ~~projection~~ layer to create an image for the viewer. ~~The systems used in the game have the capability to create the~~ illusion of field depth, ~~giving it a 3D view~~ as if the ~~scene projected was~~ really outside of the ~~ship~~. ~~Each projected scene is~~ of ~~a different landscape~~. For instruction on how to use the system, please see the [[Tutorial:Window_Controls\|tutorial]]		The Scene Projector is a system allowing certain windows on the ship to be filled with an optical layer in order to create a decorative image for the viewer. When active, an illusion of field depth is created, rendering the scenes in 3-D as if the depicted view were really outside the ship. The images are completely opaque, obscuring any possibility of seeing out through the window. A variety of landscapes can be selected by the player. For instruction on how to use the system, please see the [[Tutorial:Window_Controls\|tutorial]]

	==Landscapes==		==Landscapes==

Ayjayaredii: /* Overview */ Updated

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The Scene Projection is a system on which a window is lined with a optical projection layer to create an image for the ~~veiwer~~. The systems used in game ~~has to~~ capability to create the ~~illussion~~ of ~~feild depht~~ giving it a ~~3d veiw~~ as if the scene projected was really outside of the ship. Each projected scene is of a different landscape.		The Scene Projection is a system on which a window is lined with an optical projection layer to create an image for the viewer. The systems used in the game have the capability to create the illusion of field depth, giving it a 3D view as if the scene projected was really outside of the ship. Each projected scene is of a different landscape. For instruction on how to use the system, please see the [[Tutorial:Window_Controls\|tutorial]]

	==Landscapes==		==Landscapes==

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This Page contains information on the Scene Projection systems found in some windows in the game [[Starship Simulator]]

==Overview==
The Scene Projection is a system on which a window is lined with a optical projection layer to create an image for the veiwer. The systems used in game has to capability to create the illussion of feild depht giving it a 3d veiw as if the scene projected was really outside of the ship. Each projected scene is of a different landscape.

==Landscapes==
As of Patch Version 0.225.1.0 there are a total of 9 Landscapes as shown below

<gallery mode="slideshow" >
File:SP Autumn Park.jpg|'''Autumn Park'''
File:SP Coastal Highlands.jpg|'''Coastal Highlands'''
File:SP Evergreen Mountains.jpg|'''Evergreen Mountains'''
File:SP Grassy Hills.jpg|'''Grassy Hills'''
File:SP Misty Forest.jpg|'''Misty Forest'''
File:SP Rocky Desert.jpg|'''Rocky Desert'''
File:SP Rocky Highlands.jpg|'''Rocky Highlands'''
File:SP Shady Forest.jpg|'''Shady Forest'''
File:SP Snowy Forest.jpg|'''Snowy Forest'''
</gallery>

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