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Tiki Pona VR Experience

x12r13 08 September 2021 13:44

"tiki pona" is a designed language for fun. It has somewhere around 125 words and a strict grammar. One goal of the creator was to build an easy to learn language, which allows basic communication between people. The project was founded somewhere around y2k. There is a small global community, which has created realy nice content over the years. * a full hieroglyph set * hand signs for all words * an sibling alphabet Beside this technical things they have also translated text and poems and built up a chat community. I think it would be nice to have a VR experience, a kind of game, with the side effect of learning this language. Since I'm new to dreams my skills are limited (or non existing). Sharing and collaboration seems to be one of dreams key elements. So its maybe a good idea to ask for an experienced audition, a mentor and find contact to people interested in this idea. And here we are! :) Ps: My native language is german, sorry for my bad english :)

MagicGio96

03 March 2022 16:23
What would the game be like?
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x12r13

08 March 2022 20:39
First step: Some kind of tutorial Level 1.

You have to solve simple "tabletop puzzles" using tiki pona glyph instructions.

For example: A little scenery -
Move a yellow Ball ("a Sun") in a way that (cave painting style) a group of people is in the shadow of a tree.

If you manage this a door opens.

I think of dividing the work into small tasks with "Level of Detail" Library
1) A standardized glyph presentation. Eg monoliths, with grass symbols (easy to paint). In "game draft mode" we can start with a native text panel and replace the object later by a finer detailed version.

After the first level we stick on context / symbols, without using "written text". this should be possible since tiki pona is a "full language" by itself.

When you finish the game you should be able to communicate in tiki pona, regardless of your native language.
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