Hi,
The Quest's guardian system can do 25 x 25 feet (7.62 x 7.62 meters). But I'm not sure if that's the maximum length or area. If that is the maximum area, you could have a 125 x 5 foot (38.1 x 1.5 meter) guardian.
Are you developing an app for this? You could use non-euclidean geometry to make the space seem much bigger. Turn the virtual environment into a TARDIS, so to speak. If you divided the play space into 4 rooms with doors connecting them in a circular fashion, the user could continually walk in circles with the rooms changing each lap.
It's a bit of an abstract idea to communicate but here's a rough diagram of what I mean:
...a very rough diagram. But hopefully it makes sense. So if you were walking counter clockwise, by the time you get to the forth room the first room has become the fifth room. You could have a limitless number of 3.8 x 3.8 meter rooms in an area the size of 4 of them.
Actually, you could probably do it with two 3.8 x 7.6 meter rooms connected by two doors. But it probably wouldn't be as convincing.
The Quest's guardian system can do 25 x 25 feet (7.62 x 7.62 meters). But I'm not sure if that's the maximum length or area. If that is the maximum area, you could have a 125 x 5 foot (38.1 x 1.5 meter) guardian.
Are you developing an app for this? You could use non-euclidean geometry to make the space seem much bigger. Turn the virtual environment into a TARDIS, so to speak. If you divided the play space into 4 rooms with doors connecting them in a circular fashion, the user could continually walk in circles with the rooms changing each lap.
It's a bit of an abstract idea to communicate but here's a rough diagram of what I mean:
...a very rough diagram. But hopefully it makes sense. So if you were walking counter clockwise, by the time you get to the forth room the first room has become the fifth room. You could have a limitless number of 3.8 x 3.8 meter rooms in an area the size of 4 of them.
Actually, you could probably do it with two 3.8 x 7.6 meter rooms connected by two doors. But it probably wouldn't be as convincing.
