User Guide

#### About virtual reality

Virtual reality (VR) is the experience of things through computers that don’t really exist. Essentially, VR is about the navigation and manipulation of 3D computer-generated environments. A VR user is able to navigate by walking, running or even flying through a virtual environment and explore viewpoints that would be impossible in the real world.

#### Why did we design this WIKI?

Virtual reality (VR) was introduced to create an immersive experience that allows users to interact with a computer-generated environment. It was initially used for gaming but has since been adopted in other fields such as education, healthcare, real estate and military training.

### II: How to edit the WIKI?

You must be interested in how to edit a WIKI!

However, you should observe the following basic rules.:

**1.     Keep it civil**:

Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user’s argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs which degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc.

**2.     Be a productive member of the wiki**:

Contribute to the wiki in line with the established processes and conventions. Need help? Ask an administrator! Disrupting the wiki with “edit warring” over differing opinions of a topic with another user or group of users is not productive.

**3.     Do not engage in excessive self-promotion**:

The wiki is a collaborative community resource for the topic at hand. It is NOT a free place to advertise your related website, YouTube channel, blog, social media account, etc. Have a question about whether your link would be welcome? Ask an administrator!

**4.     Do not harass other users**:

If somebody asks you to stop posting certain content on their wall, respect their wishes. It is their wall.

**5. Do follow community guidelines for formatting**:

When a community has established formatting, it’s important to adhere to that, especially when spoiler content is involved.

#### Editing an Unprotected Page

1. **Find the article that has a mistake (wrong information, spelling, etc.**)
2. **Click on the "Edit" icon.**
3. **Correct the mistake you have found.**
4. **Click on Show preview.** It will give you the chance to take a look at the article with your edits without saving the edit.
5. **Click Publish changes.** When you edited the page and clicked Show preview, click Publish changes to save your edits.

#### Editing a Protected Page

1. **Go to the protected page.**
2. **Click on "View source".**
3. **Click Submit an edit request.**
4. **Fill in the space between {{subst:trim|1= and }} stating unambiguously what you want to do.** If what you are doing is ambiguous, consider discussing the edit on the talk page before making the edit.
5. **Click on Show preview.** This allows you to view how the changes will appear on the talk page.
6. **Click Publish changes.**

#### Wiki formatting

##### Putting in:

* **section headings** between two equals signs, e.g.: `==Hello there==`;
* **subheadings** between three equals signs, e.g.: `===Hello there===`;
* **italic text** between two apostrophes (NOT double quotes) - e.g. `'' Hello there''` makes: *Hello there*;
* **bold text** between three apostrophes - e.g. `''' Hello there'''` makes: **Hello there**;
* ***bold "and" italic text*** between five apostrophes - e.g. `''''' Hello there'''''` makes: ***Hello there***;
* **internal link** in a Wikipedia title between *doubled* square brackets (check spelling and caps), e.g.:
	+ `[[Hello there]]` would link the Wikipedia article: "Hello there";
		- `[[Say Hello in Different Languages|Say Hello]]` would link in a wikiHow article to: Say Hello and
* **external web-link** entire URL between *single* square brackets (check spelling & punctuation) - e.g. `[http://www.hello-there.com]` (with "http://") will link to the webpage at `http://www.hello-there.com`. Basically, external links are set up like internal links, only with one set of brackets, and a space instead of a `|` separator;
* **"block indent"** of unnumbered line or paragraph, put a colon (:) beginning the line (2 colons = double indent) actually **skips lines**;
* **bullet points**, use a star (\*) beginning each line;
	+ more bullet points *within a bulleted list*, use a **double star (\*\*)** beginning each line
	+ *(That was done here and the one above for example)*.
		- Third level bullet points *within a bulleted list*, use a **triple star (\*\*\*)** beginning each line
		- *(That was done here and the one above for example)*.
* Note: an extra "Enter" among bulleted, "starred" lines does not disrupt that list.
	+ But, that would disrupt a numbered list... See the note at the end of the numbering section.

##### Automatic wiki numbering:

1. **numbered list**, **put a hash (#)** beginning each line.
2. **insert a new numbered line**, strike "Enter" where you want the line and put a hash (#) and write your text and it will *automatically renumber* all the lines below. *That's the basics of numbering!*
3. *(That was done here and the one above for example)*.
4. **"extra touches," see below:**
	* **bullet point list***within the main numbered list*, put a **hash and a star (#\*)** beginning each line
	* *(That was done here and the one above for example)*.
5. To add extra blank lines as above before the bulleted sub-list, and also below before the indented numbered list **use `<br><br>` at the end of the line** before where extra lines are desired.
6. To do a numbered list within the main numbered list:
	1. put a double hash (##) beginning each line
	2. *(That was done here and the one above for example)*.
		1. Third level numbering put a triple hash (###) beginning each line
		2. *(That was done here and the one above for example)*.
7. Note: If you put an **extra "Enter"** between two numbered lines, the list will **start over** numbering at number one, so that is why `<br>` is used instead of "Enter " to add blank lines.
	* "br" means *line break* (to break the line and go to the next line) so several of them will make several blank lines...
	* Use this extra formatting for a good reason **not** for fun.

### III: Our work blog

On this page, we publish our work history, where you can see details of our progress and future goals. We hope you will monitor our work and give us your suggestions.

### IV: About our team

Leader: Zhang Ke

Members: Zhao Linyin & Su Han

Contact us: corrine@gmail.com