A 3D globe of Earth-2326: flooded zones, desertification, a new forest belt. 59 excavation markers — a click opens a sector card with coordinates and a jump into the catalogue.
The collection — 54 units across funds F.I–F.∞. Each unit gets a card: a scan in normal · IR · X-ray · UV · microwave modes and a spectral analysis of the material.
A 3D model of a storage unit: wireframe · mesh · volume · texture. Cards and spectra open only from inside the terminal — at the C:\MOPAA> command line.
The layer open to visitors: excavation halls I–VI with a reception and field location-reconstructions. In hand — a field kit: camera, flashlight, scanner, journal, map. Free roam (WASD).
The layer open to visitors: excavation halls I–VI with a reception and field location-reconstructions. In hand — a field kit: camera, flashlight, scanner, journal, map.
Free roam (WASD). Night views of the locations are recommended — the light trails read in full.
EXCAVATION HALL I “FRAGMENTS OF CODE” · MUSEUM INTERIORF.∞
C:\MOPAA\TERMINAL\GBC\AUDIOGUIDE · IN DEVELOPMENT
GBC VISOR · “ISHTARNIK” SECTOR3D MODEL OF DEVICE A-2326 · LIVE TERMINAL INSIDE
Exhibition format · plan
Pocket terminals with a diegetic audioguide
For exhibition displays, pocket terminals are being prepared — a Game Boy Color with a MOPAA cartridge, the same A-2326 field device that lives on the site. The visitor receives a visor at the entrance — the archive terminal runs inside.
The audioguide is diegetic: the exposition is narrated by a 2326 archive staff member — the museum tells about itself from inside its own fiction. Tracks are tied to storage units and field sectors.
The GBC visor shows storage units and locations in dithering; the interface is the same VGA language: blue screen, DOS font, inventory cards.
