First-Person Data Explorer

On Steam - First-Person Data Explorer is Free in Early Access!

@FredHFreak 😂

This is what they do all day in Severance

Data can dance ~ Behavior mapping uses random projection + thresholds to turn rows into motion.

Random projection isn't just for color 👀 You can apply it to XYZ positions to turn rows into a 3D scatter plot! The grouping is surprisingly clean.

@techartist_ BRUTAL TETRIS

When physics goes crazy

Watching shapes orbit is fun

Random Projection Coloring + Similarity Networks will be available in the Prop Explorer! It's surprisingly fun organizing Props into clusters with the network and color guiding the layout.

Quakecon tournaments will be fun this year. I promise…. 😉

an alternative way of reading might be to put words into 3d structures and read them while gliding through. one structure, forms many narratives from observer biases in choices.

@attentionmech Whoa, this is cool

@Christo17118043 I would never joke on or around anybody

@FPDExplorer Is this a joke on me

The shapes can be set to scale rhythmically to the data in their rows.

@Christo17118043 Uhhhmmm… yes?

@FPDExplorer If you want. I can explain that machine you built incorrectly.

Similarity networks and scale sequencing will be available in the Prop Explorer! This is probably one of my favorite features so far, it's really interesting seeing clusters scale rhythmically.

Psst, Hey bring back Quake. 👀👀

ZeniMax Media files new trademark for Quake

You'll be able to assign specific columns to each rotation axis.

@chatgpt21 I think it was about some computer possibly being conscious.

Running a small social experiment, Can you recall 1 piece of positive media news in the past week?

Things that move fast vs things that move slow if FPDE!

Scaling objects in the Prop Explorer and flying around them can really help convey how different values feel.

I'm really excited for the Prop Explorer! Rows -> objects Columns -> properties