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A trance-like particle-physics sandbox for flow, visual creation, and playful exploration in VR.
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ℹ️Experience Information
About the experience
Cosmic Sugar by Light Clinic lets guests shape a galaxy of stellar dust. Natural-force and cymatic-like particle behaviour responds uniquely to each person’s movement and creative style.
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🌀 Context Engineering Tips:
- Versatile Environments: Cosmic Sugar works well in both quiet, meditative settings and dynamic, social environments. While dark or dimly lit rooms enhance visual intensity, the experience can also complement dance floors, performances, or interactive art installations.
- Controller Techniques: Experiment with different hand movements: try slow, flowing motions to create graceful patterns, or rapid movements to generate explosive particle effects.
- Audio Enhancement: Play ambient or electronic music in your physical space to complement the visual experience. The rhythm can inspire your interaction patterns with the particles..
- Intentional Focus: Begin each session with a moment of centering. Setting an intention (artistic exploration, relaxation, meditation) can shape your interaction with the particles.
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🎛️ Facilitator Cheat Sheet
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A playful particle-physics sandbox for flow, artistic expression, and trance-like visual exploration.
At a glance:
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Duration
User-defined; 10–15 min suggested
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Capacity
1 guest per headset
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Device
Quest 2/3 or compatible PC VR
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Input
Hand-tracking build when configured; otherwise controllers
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Position
Standing with clear reach space
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Audio
Built-in audio or optional headphones/music
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Language
English; little language required once running
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Extra consent
None beyond standard showcase consent
Setup & access requirements
- Open Library and search for Cosmic Sugar or the designated hand-tracking build.
- If unavailable, switch both Meta account and profile/username to Metanoic Vision; contact Jose on Telegram if access is missing. Account email: jm@josemontemayor.com.
- Clear a safe standing/reaching area and confirm tracking, lighting, boundary, and audio.
How to facilitate
- Frame — “Move slowly and see how the stellar dust responds; there is no right way to create.”
- Explain the active input only—hands or controllers—without overloading the guest.
- Encourage slow flowing movements first, then experimentation with speed, rhythm, and viewpoint.
- Monitor boundaries and arm reach. Offer a natural stopping point between explorations.
- Ask: “What kind of movement or pattern pulled you into flow?”
Troubleshooting
- Hands not tracked → put controllers down, improve lighting, clean cameras, and reposition hands.
- Controllers not responding → check batteries/pairing and confirm the selected build uses controllers.
- Particles not responding → recenter, confirm input mode, then quit and relaunch.
- Unresolved → restart/swap headset and escalate to Jose or Tirso.
Reset Steps
Quit and relaunch the correct build
Confirm input tracking and boundary
Clean equipment and check charge
Return station to start screen
