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Introduction - Welcome into the interface
Authors: Qvortrup, L
Citation: L. Qvortrup, Introduction - Welcome into the interface, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 1-18
Virtual inhabited 3D worlds: Interactivity and interaction between avatars, autonomous agents and users
Authors: Jensen, JF
Citation: Jf. Jensen, Virtual inhabited 3D worlds: Interactivity and interaction between avatars, autonomous agents and users, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 23-47
Three types of multimedia interactions - and beyond
Authors: Mylov, P
Citation: P. Mylov, Three types of multimedia interactions - and beyond, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 48-75
Uses of theatre as model: Discussing computers as theatre - Some additional perspectives
Authors: Kjolner, T Lehmann, N
Citation: T. Kjolner et N. Lehmann, Uses of theatre as model: Discussing computers as theatre - Some additional perspectives, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 76-93
Agents: Dependent autonomy and transparent automatons?
Authors: Mogensen, M
Citation: M. Mogensen, Agents: Dependent autonomy and transparent automatons?, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 101-118
Enhancing the usefulness of community chat rooms: Application of autonomous agents
Authors: Skov, MB
Citation: Mb. Skov, Enhancing the usefulness of community chat rooms: Application of autonomous agents, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 119-131
Agents as actors
Authors: Andersen, PB Callesen, J
Citation: Pb. Andersen et J. Callesen, Agents as actors, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 132-165
Games and stories
Authors: Wibroe, M Nygaard, KK Andersen, PB
Citation: M. Wibroe et al., Games and stories, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 166-181
Aspects of interactive autonomy and perception
Authors: Madsen, CB Granum, E
Citation: Cb. Madsen et E. Granum, Aspects of interactive autonomy and perception, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 182-208
Discussion
Authors: Andersen, PB Madsen, CB Granum, E
Citation: Pb. Andersen et al., Discussion, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 209-213
Interacting with a virtual world through motion capture
Authors: Moeslund, TB
Citation: Tb. Moeslund, Interacting with a virtual world through motion capture, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 221-234
Linguistic interaction in staging - a language engineering view
Authors: Paggio, P Music, B
Citation: P. Paggio et B. Music, Linguistic interaction in staging - a language engineering view, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 235-249
Exploiting recent research on dialogue to model verbal communication in staging
Authors: Navarretta, C
Citation: C. Navarretta, Exploiting recent research on dialogue to model verbal communication in staging, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 250-267
Narratives: Different narratives, different theories for different media?
Authors: Kolstrup, S
Citation: S. Kolstrup, Narratives: Different narratives, different theories for different media?, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 275-291
The limits of narration
Authors: Stigel, J
Citation: J. Stigel, The limits of narration, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 292-310
Film theory meets 3D: A film theoretic approach to the design and analysisof 3D spaces
Authors: Jensen, JF
Citation: Jf. Jensen, Film theory meets 3D: A film theoretic approach to the design and analysisof 3D spaces, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 311-328
Shaping meaning: On action and content in unreal worlds
Authors: Kau, EV
Citation: Ev. Kau, Shaping meaning: On action and content in unreal worlds, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 329-344
Constructing the concept of the "interactive 3D documentary" - Film, drama, narrative or simulation?
Authors: Dankert, H Wille, NE
Citation: H. Dankert et Ne. Wille, Constructing the concept of the "interactive 3D documentary" - Film, drama, narrative or simulation?, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 345-370
Temporal logic as a tool for the description of the narrativity of interactive multimedia systems
Authors: Ohrstrom, P
Citation: P. Ohrstrom, Temporal logic as a tool for the description of the narrativity of interactive multimedia systems, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 371-384
Experimental design of an interactive installation
Authors: Horn, B Svendsen, EH Madsen, KH
Citation: B. Horn et al., Experimental design of an interactive installation, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 389-403
Using software engineering approaches to model dynamics in interactive software systems
Authors: Skov, M Stage, J
Citation: M. Skov et J. Stage, Using software engineering approaches to model dynamics in interactive software systems, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 404-421
Managing narrative multimedia production
Authors: Rosenstand, CAF
Citation: Caf. Rosenstand, Managing narrative multimedia production, VIRTUAL INTERACTION: INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL INHABITED 3D WORLDS, 2001, pp. 422-442
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