Tag Archives: OSCC

The OpenSimulator Community Conference (OSCC) is one of the longest running virtual conference series, having started in 2013 and run annually since. This is OSCC’s 10th year and the event celebrates 15 years of OpenSimulator as the first commit was … Continue reading →

The OpenSimulator Community Conference 2020 (OSCC20) was held on 5th-6th December 2020 on the OpenSimulator Community Conference grid. This is the 8th virtual annual conference for the OpenSim Community which has run annually since 2013. More details at https://conference.opensimulator.org/ Opening … Continue reading →

The OpenSimulator Community Conference (OSCC19) ran again this year on December 14th to 15th, 2019 and was once again organised and run by Avacon. OpenSimulator Core Dev Panel OSCC19 Audience What is Good About OpenSim 0.9.1 The conference grid is … Continue reading →

The OpenSimulator Community Conference 2016 (#OSCC16) took place over the weekend of December 10th to 11th 2016 on the OpenSim-based OpenSim Community Conference grid (grid URI http://cc.opensimulator.org:8002 and WiFi front end http://cc.opensimulator.org:8005/wifi). My report on the experience of attending OSCC13 … Continue reading →

I have just about recovered from attending a two day international conference with 10 hours of activity each day and approx. 360 participants (150 peak – as reported at the OpenSim Dev Weekly meeting on 10th September 2013). There was … Continue reading →

The OSCC13 Staff, Streaming, & Planning Team. Image thanks to Nebadon Izumi (hi-res original here) The conference resources will continue to be available via http://conference.opensimulator.org/2013/ View the various sessions, panels and talks via the UStream recordings: Archive for Keynotes panels … Continue reading →

The second day of the first OpenSimulator Community Conference began with a keynote panel on innovative applications of OpenSimulator run in the four sim keynote conferencing area, with audio from the panels fed into the audio stream of the in-world … Continue reading →

The first day of the conference is now over. At times I was monitoring two streams and making links to watch the UStream recorded sessions. Great content. OpenSim, presentation and audio streaming technology worked great. Fantastic work by the teams … Continue reading →

The OpenSimulator Community Conference 2013 opened on time today on the custom built OpenSim-based grid. Visitors from across the Hypergrid (from various home grids) converged to the initial welcome session and a panel on the past and future of OpenSim. … Continue reading →

The booth for my talk on my MSc Dissertation work on “Activity in Context” is now ready for the conference attendees… The Research Track papers will be presented in Breakout Zone 5 on the conferencing grid… And this is Ai … Continue reading →

Further facilities testing on the OpenSimulator Community Conference grid… this time with tests of movement of avatars via teleports between the keynote and breakout session regions… and including access permissions checks.

Once again, and perhaps for the final time before the OpenSimulator Community Conference on 7th and 8th September 2013, the community came together from many home OpenSim grids to test the conference keynote facilities. Over 200 avatars and bots took … Continue reading →

The OpenSimulator Community Conference Research Track Breakout Zone 5 (B5) is now almost complete and ready for customisation to the needs of the Research Track sessions. The whole virtual world conference facility across more than 20 regions is being created … Continue reading →

One week to go to the first OpenSimulator Community Conference (OSCC13) to be held entirely in the OpenSimulator-based virtual word conferencing facility. This is being prepared and tested to further develop OpenSim and to make it more robust for conference … Continue reading →

The OpenSimulator Community Conference Center build continues to be developed ready for the event in two week’s time on 7th and 8th September 2013… a very colorful and “glowing” build is being used for the landing and some social areas… … Continue reading →