Re: [mmox] 3-world OGP interop scenario

[Morgaine <[e-mail]>]

Lawson pointed out (in-world in SL) an important detail that I should have
mentioned explicitly:  the scenario was intended to illustrate OGP-based
interop *between diverse worlds* (which is an express claim for OGP, and
explicit in Jon's question).

Therefore I should have stated: * **"A, B and C do not run the same server
software"**.*

Thanks, Saijanai! :-)


Morgaine.









On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 2:35 PM, Morgaine <[e-mail]>wrote:

> The following VW interop scenario is posed to find answers to Jon's
> questions that I highlighted here<http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/mmox/current/msg01112.html>
> .
>
>
> Consider 3 virtual worlds, A, B and C.  World A has an account for a client
> A1 associated with it, world B has an account for client B1, and C has an
> account for C1.  World A's server(s) are connected for interop to those of
> B, and B's server(s) are connected for interop to those of C.  A1 is
> initially connected only to A, B1 only to B, and C1 only to C.
>
> To simplify this scenario, I'm going to use "A1" to refer to many things:
> the client itself, its user, its associated account in world A, its
> agent/presence in any world, and its displayed avatar.  Use context to
> disambiguate them please. :-)
>
> A1 has an avatar wearing or carrying objects from world A.  A1 teleports
> from world A into a region in world B.  From B, A1 walks over transparently
> into a region in world C.  Within C, A1 purchases a dress C1D produced by
> the user C1, wears it, and obtains a landmark to its source.  A1 then walks
> or teleports back into world B and engages in polite conversation about
> interop of dress graphics with catwalk organizer B1.
>
> A1 then returns to A, notes that C1D looks beautiful in world A's lighting,
> decides that she wants another C1D, and teleports to that region of C (to
> which A is not connected) directly using the landmark.
>
> For bonus points, let A1 also buy from C1 an object C1S containing scripted
> behaviour, and transport it back to world A for use there.
>
>
> Please explain to the list how all these elements might work in OGP, from
> the perspective of protocol endpoints.
>
>
> Morgaine.
>
>