LXKeys.spaceBETASpatium · 2D · 3D · VR · ARDiscover the positions, AES, LXKeys Time, Keys and passages that shape your visit.
A space of 81 positions, 72 of which can be visited.
The Spatium brings positions, LTP° addresses, AES and LXKeys Time into one space. The 2D map helps you orient yourself and the 3D view lets you move through these positions as a living world.
Each LX step moves Spatium Time backward or forward.
Use −1 LX and +1 LX to move through LXKeys Time. The active position changes with DYPCLT. Moving from L-12 to L-16 therefore corresponds to four LX steps.
The mirror connects two dates located on opposite sides of the reference epoch.
A mirror transit opens a passage to the corresponding date on the other side of the epoch. Taking the mirror again from that destination returns you to your original temporal point.
AES and visitors can meet inside the Spatium.
Approach an AES to discover their name, identifier and LTP° position. Your own floating card can display the name you choose and, if you wish, your DYPCLT.
The same Spatium can be explored on screen, in VR and on compatible AR devices.
3D mode runs directly in the browser. With compatible equipment, VR places you inside the Spatium at immersive scale and AR can project selected manifestations into your surroundings.
Some areas of the Spatium may require a specific Key.
When a passage is protected, the Spatium shows the required Key. Activate your Keys to open the spaces available to you.
Every accessible position carries an LX to read in French and in its Latin edition.
In the Spatium, reading is tied to place. As you approach a position, a tablet appears and lets you read the French Ultima Codex text alongside the Latin edition. The tablet fades as you continue your journey.
AES give the exploration a human and intellectual dimension.
When an AES is identified at a position, their presence can be encountered in the Spatium. Their profile lets you recognize who you meet and then discover their LXRich publications and connected concepts without interrupting the visit.
Game-like screen exploration combined with guidance, direct travel and XR locomotion.
On a computer, enable the game mouse and use W A S D or the arrow keys to walk, Shift to sprint, E to interact and M to open the map. Choose a position, then Guide to follow the light beacon or Travel to go there directly. G shows or hides the destination guide and Escape releases the mouse.
Four ways to view the same Spatium, adapted to screen, immersive headset or the real environment.
1P means first person: you see the world from your presence. 3P means third person: a camera follows your presence from behind. In VR, the headset naturally controls your view and the controllers let you walk, turn, aim and teleport. In AR, Spatium elements are overlaid on the real environment when the device supports it.