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<h3>What is it</h3> <h3>What is it</h3>
An open, seamless XR wiki built from simple URLs and directories, without gatekeepers.<br> An open, seamless XR web built from simple URLs and directories, without gatekeepers.<br>
XRForge transforms standard local or remote file directories into interconnected 3D spaces. Users can seamlessly "surf" the spatial web, turning everyday directories into 3D portals. XRForge transforms standard local or remote file directories into interconnected 3D spaces. Users can seamlessly "surf" the spatial web, turning everyday directories into 3D portals.
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<h3>Why people want XRForge</h3> <h3>Why people want XRForge</h3>
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In short: hyperscalability (it uses web URLs) PLUS <b>portal-system</b> and <b>projection</b> of existing 2D ecosystems <b>into XR.</b><br> In short: scalable <b>spatial wiki's</b> (it uses web URLs) interconnected via <b>3D portals</b>; bringing <b>existing 2D ecosystems into XR.</b><br>
XRForge interconnects XR experiences via portals, thanks to <a href="https://coderofsalvation.github.io/janus-guide/" target="_blank">JanusXR</a> and <a href="https://xrfragment.org" target="_blank">XR Fragments standards</a>.<br> XRForge interconnects XR experiences via portals, thanks to <a href="https://coderofsalvation.github.io/janus-guide/" target="_blank">JanusXR</a> and <a href="https://xrfragment.org" target="_blank">XR Fragments standards</a>.<br>
The metaverse has shown: people <b>like 3D</b> but certain <b>existing</b> 2D ecosystems are king.<br> The metaverse has shown: people <b>like 3D</b> but certain <b>existing</b> 2D ecosystems are king.<br>
They're just more cost-efficient to use.<br> They're just more cost-efficient to use.<br>