Spacetime: Enabling Fluid Individual and Collaborative Editing in Virtual Reality
summary
Spacetime is a VR scene-editor prototype that implements three concrete primitives: Container preserves spatial and temporal context for grouped selection and lets users teleport into that saved view; Parallel Objects spawn editable forks so multiple users can simultaneously modify separate versions and later reconcile with notifications; Avatar Objects create parallel avatars or guided views to follow collaborators. The system is built and iteratively tested with designers and demonstrates fluid individual work plus collaborative conflict handling.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Space-Time
- 2:01Container concept
- 3:28Spatial context and navigation
- 7:24Parallel object interactions
- 10:35Avatar and collaboration
- 14:21Conclusion
- 15:11Q&A session
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