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    Surface Projected Information

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    Popularized by Splinter Cell: Conviction during its development, this technique involves projecting information, such as objectives and controls, onto the surfaces of a virtual environment.

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    Edit # Submitter Type Comment Sent for moderation Points Status
    300285 jjroberts Concept 10/17/24 08:37AM 2 done
    300260 jjroberts Game 10/17/24 02:28AM 194 done
    256690 deactivated-675a7e1b5baee Concept 03/28/23 01:55PM 2 done
    226344 deactivated-675a7e1b5baee Concept 08/22/22 10:49AM 2 done
    197688 deactivated-675a7e1b5baee Concept 02/23/22 08:16AM 2 done
    178028 deactivated-675a7e1b5baee Concept 09/23/21 09:48AM 2 done
    175444 deactivated-675a7e1b5baee Concept 08/30/21 11:35AM 2 done
    104096 deactivated-675a7e1b5baee Concept This one might be a little odder because it's floating ABOVE the land but it's still the same effect when you're flying over and looking down 03/27/20 11:23AM 2 done
    100761 deactivated-675a7e1b5baee Concept 03/07/20 12:28PM 2 done
    86641 deactivated-675a7e1b5baee Concept 01/17/20 10:54AM 2 done
    86396 deactivated-675a7e1b5baee Concept They put directions and stuff on the mountains. It's cool! 01/16/20 11:33AM 2 done
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