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Vol. 33 No. 1 (2023)
Nilai-Nilai Seni Indonesia: Rekonstruksi, Implementasi, dan Inovasi

Articles

Interaktivitas User Objek Imersif dalam Multiplayer Virtual Tour Museum Bank Indonesia

https://doi.org/10.26742/panggung.v33i1.2328

Published 2023-04-18

  • Wegig Murwonugroho
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  • Winnie Septiani
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  • Tjhwa Endang Djuana
    • ,
  • I Nyoman Larry Julianto

Wegig Murwonugroho
Universitas Trisakti

Winnie Septiani
Universitas Trisakti

Tjhwa Endang Djuana


I Nyoman Larry Julianto


Abstract

Virtual Tour (VT) Museum Bank Indonesia merupakan aplikasi menelusuri ruang museum secara maya, tanpa harus datang ke museum. Namun, muncul permasalahan pengguna hanya menelusuri ruang tanpa mengakses artefak yang dipamerkan. Penelitian ini mengembangkan aplikasi dalam bentuk Multiplayer Virtual Tour yang dapat dimainkan oleh lebih dari satu orang pemain, dalam satu layar virtual. Tangan pengguna (user) bersama pengguna lain seakan-akan dapat menyentuh artefak yang ditampilkan secara maya. Muncul keingintahuan impak efektivitas pembacaan materi pameran dengan menghadirkan konten imersif. Penelitian ini bertujuan menelaah respon pengguna dari segi usability dan interactivity. Secara metodologis, penelitian dianalisis dengan metode Miles and Huberman. Hasil kajian mengungkap bahwa aspek usability MVT terlihat lebih menarik. Pengunjung mengamati lebih detail materi pameran. Pengunjung tidak merasa sendirian, serasa dalam permainan game. Simpulan dalam penelitian ini menegaskan bahwa interaktivitas dibangun dengan keigintahuan pengalaman bermain-main dengan artefak imersif. MVT memunculkan kembali esensi pengunjung yang sejatinya makhluk sosial yang selalu ingin berinteraksi. Kata kunci: imersif, interaktivitas, kehadiran sosial, multiplayer virtual tour, museum.

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