Mets_vr_collection_2.zip 〈100% DIRECT〉

The Met often partners with Atopia , a "no-code" virtual world platform, to host these interactive environments. Core Collection Contents

The statue of protecting King Nectanebo II. Technical Features

A high-resolution 3D reconstruction of the Temple of Dendur . Users can examine carvings, trace its history from the Nile to New York, and participate in interactive reconstructions. Mets_VR_collection_2.zip

This feature includes 15 major objects from the Arts of Oceania collection. The virtual space is designed to evoke the Pacific Islands and includes Indigenous knowledge, ceremonies, and ancestral histories.

While the exact contents of "Collection 2" can vary depending on the specific release version, it likely contains assets for the following immersive galleries: The Met often partners with Atopia , a

The collection typically includes ultra-high-resolution 3D scans of iconic works, such as: The Marble Sarcophagus with lions (3rd century). Old Plum by Kano Sansetsu (1646).

These collections are typically designed for use with Meta Quest headsets (Quest 2, 3, or 3S) or as web-based interactive experiences. Users can examine carvings, trace its history from

The archive is part of The Met's broader mission to digitize its 1.5 million objects, providing research-grade 3D models and immersive experiences for the public.