Eye guiding is a mixture of subtle tricks and techniques in
pictures, photographs, 3D models and avatar faces, which use
subtle highlight, shading and colouring tricks to encourage the
viewer's eye to take a certain path. Colouring the brain's
impression of the object from subtle hints. The technique was to
the best of our knowledge, pioneered by the painter Rembrandt.
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Guiding: Results by page  A LARP or a MUD is a very different
storytelling environment to a tabletop roleplay. When it comes
to storytelling, or guiding the plotline of a world whose
players are often out of earshot or completely unpredictable, an
entirely different approach is necessary. A second, deeper look
at creating interactive stories, branching dialogue, and trying
to create a feel of player participation whilst guiding them to
specific destinations. Indus