Mundo IEL

Table of Contents

1. Overview
2. Role
3. Problem
4. Goal
5. Solution
   • Modeling Pipeline
   • Content Delivery Strategy
   • Collaboration Features
6. Challenges and Learnings
7. Final Thoughts

Overview

Mundo IEL is a virtual reality and mobile application created to simulate educational environments for classes and lectures. It blends 3D modeling with dynamic asset delivery to address the constraints of mobile distribution.

👨‍💻 Role

3D Generalist & Unity Developer

❓ Problem

1. Difficulty delivering large 3D assets through mobile stores due to size limits.
2. Need for real-time collaboration on 3D models by remote teams.

🎯 Goal

1. Create immersive virtual spaces for educational purposes.
2. Enable modular content delivery via downloadable asset bundles.
3. Facilitate collaborative modeling workflows using VR tools.

✨ Solution

Modeling Pipeline

• Created environments using Blender and Gravity Sketch.
• Focused on modularity for efficient reuse of assets across scenes.

Content Delivery Strategy

• Implemented Unity asset bundles to support dynamic content downloads.
• Reduced initial app size to meet mobile app store requirements.

Collaboration Features

• Used virtual reality tools for real-time modeling feedback.
• Enabled remote team interactions within the modeling process.

⚙️ Challenges and Learnings

• Integrating asset bundles without bloating runtime logic was a major hurdle.
• VR modeling tools greatly enhanced design communication among remote contributors.
• Mobile optimization strategies were essential to app store approval.

✨ Final Thoughts

• This project was an important milestone in blending education, mobility, and immersive technology.
• The use of asset bundles and VR proved scalable and effective for similar projects moving forward.