Museum of the Simulation - Revision history

Theadamabrams: fixed names of first two images

2023-12-15T09:23:06Z

fixed names of first two images

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	[[File:Museum ~~of the Simulation~~.jpg\|thumb\|The ~~first area of~~ the ~~museum~~.]]		[[File:Museum building.jpg\|thumb\|The museum building from the outside.]]
	The '''Museum of the Simulation''' is a large building found in the center of [[New Jerusalem]]. It is a museum dedicated to the events that took place in the [[Simulation]], covered during the [[The Talos Principle\|first game]] of the series.		The '''Museum of the Simulation''' is a large building found in the center of [[New Jerusalem]]. It is a museum dedicated to the events that took place in the [[Simulation]], covered during the [[The Talos Principle\|first game]] of the series.
	It serves as both fan-service for returning players, as well as an actual in-universe museum since the citizens of New Jerusalem effectively "descend" from the Simulation.		It serves as both fan-service for returning players, as well as an actual in-universe museum since the citizens of New Jerusalem effectively "descend" from the Simulation.

	The museum features several areas containing elements of the first game presented as relics of the past, including decors, puzzles elements, terminals, as well as three recreations of puzzles found in the first game.		The museum features several areas containing elements of the first game presented as relics of the past, including decors, puzzles elements, terminals, as well as three recreations of puzzles found in the first game.
	[[File:Museum foyer.jpg\|thumb\|The museum ~~building from the outside~~.]]		[[File:Museum foyer.jpg\|thumb\|The first area of the museum.]]

	== Arrangers ==		== Arrangers ==

Theadamabrams: capitalization

2023-12-15T09:19:01Z

capitalization

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	[[File:Museum of the Simulation.jpg\|thumb\|The first area of the ~~Museum~~.]]		[[File:Museum of the Simulation.jpg\|thumb\|The first area of the museum.]]
	The '''Museum of the Simulation''' is a large building found in the center of [[New Jerusalem]]. It is a museum dedicated to the events that took place in [[~~The Talos Principle~~]], the first game of the series.		The '''Museum of the Simulation''' is a large building found in the center of [[New Jerusalem]]. It is a museum dedicated to the events that took place in the [[Simulation]], covered during the [[The Talos Principle\|first game]] of the series.
			It serves as both fan-service for returning players, as well as an actual in-universe museum since the citizens of New Jerusalem effectively "descend" from the Simulation.
	It serves as both fan-service for returning players, as well as an actual in-universe museum since the citizens of [[New Jerusalem]] effectively "descend" from the Simulation.

	The museum features several areas containing elements of the first game presented as relics of the past, including decors, puzzles elements, terminals, as well as three recreations of puzzles found in the first game.		The museum features several areas containing elements of the first game presented as relics of the past, including decors, puzzles elements, terminals, as well as three recreations of puzzles found in the first game.
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	== Arrangers ==		== Arrangers ==
	One of the rooms in the museum features six [[~~Arranger~~\|~~Arrangers~~]], a type of puzzle that was prominent in [[The Talos Principle]]. The six ~~[[Arranger\|Arrangers]]~~ can be solved, even though it does not grant any achievement or reward.<gallery>		One of the rooms in the museum features six [[tetromino arranger\|tetromino arranger]]s, a type of puzzle that was prominent in [[The Talos Principle]]. The six arrangers can be solved, even though it does not grant any achievement or reward.
			<gallery>
	File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 1.jpg		File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 1.jpg
	File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 2.jpg		File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 2.jpg
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	== Terminals ==		== Terminals ==
	[[File:Museum - Terminals.jpg\|thumb\|The Research area of the Museum.]]		[[File:Museum - Terminals.jpg\|thumb\|The Research area of the Museum.]]
	The museum contains a room with three terminals that feature [[text adventures]] in the style of those found in [[The Talos Principle: Road to Gehenna]].		The museum contains a room with three terminals that feature text adventures in the style of those found in [[The Talos Principle: Road to Gehenna]].

	== QR codes ==		== QR codes ==
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	-- Nephthys_108 v99.8.0346</blockquote>		-- Nephthys_108 v99.8.0346</blockquote>

	<blockquote>On returning from [[~~The Tower\|the~~ tower]] I feel a great tiredness, and an enormous energy. What I now know disturbs me, but I hope that by living with this knowledge I might provide a shoulder for you - the giants of tomorrow.		<blockquote>On returning from the [[tower]] I feel a great tiredness, and an enormous energy. What I now know disturbs me, but I hope that by living with this knowledge I might provide a shoulder for you - the giants of tomorrow.

	-- [[The Shepherd]] v82.2.0000</blockquote>		-- [[The Shepherd]] v82.2.0000</blockquote>
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	== Puzzles ==		== Puzzles ==
	There are three puzzle recreations in the museum, one for each of the Lands from [[The Talos Principle]]. At the end of each a puzzle, the replica of a [[~~Sigil~~]] can be activated to play a filtered version of the sound effect played in the first game.		There are three puzzle recreations in the museum, one for each of the Lands from [[The Talos Principle]]. At the end of each a puzzle, the replica of a [[sigil]] can be activated to play a filtered version of the sound effect played in the first game.

	=== Land of Ruins ===		=== Land of Ruins ===
	[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Lands of Ruins Puzzle.jpg\|thumb\|none]]		[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Lands of Ruins Puzzle.jpg\|thumb\|none]]

	The puzzle room is composed of a series of doors that need to be opened to access the [[~~Sigil~~]]. The first one has a blue [[~~Receiver~~]], the second one by a red Receiver and the third one by a [[~~Pressure Plate~~]]. There is a blue [[~~Emitter~~]] on the side and another door opened by a red Receiver. Two [[~~Connectors~~]] are available form the get go, with a third one being placed behind the first door.		The puzzle room is composed of a series of doors that need to be opened to access the [[sigil]]. The first one has a blue [[receiver]], the second one by a red Receiver and the third one by a [[pressure plate]]. There is a blue [[emitter]] on the side and another door opened by a red Receiver. Two [[connector\|connector]]s are available form the get go, with a third one being placed behind the first door.

	==== Solution ====		==== Solution ====
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	[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Land of Death puzzle.jpg\|thumb\|none]]		[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Land of Death puzzle.jpg\|thumb\|none]]

	The puzzle room has a [[~~Connector~~]], a blue [[~~Emitter~~]] and a vertical [[~~Fan~~]] controlled by a blue [[~~Receiver~~]]. A small cell on the side is holding a [[~~Hexahedron~~]] and another one holds a second Connector. A final door controlled by a blue Emitter blocks the way to the [[~~Sigil~~]].		The puzzle room has a [[connector]], a blue [[emitter]] and a vertical [[fan]] controlled by a blue [[receiver]]. A small cell on the side is holding a [[hexahedron]] and another one holds a second Connector. A final door controlled by a blue Emitter blocks the way to the [[sigil]].

	==== Solution ====		==== Solution ====
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	[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Land of Faith Puzzle.jpg\|thumb\|none]]		[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Land of Faith Puzzle.jpg\|thumb\|none]]

	The puzzle room is composed of a large area with a [[~~Connector~~]], multiple windows and a red [[~~Emitter~~]]. A door with a blue [[~~Receiver~~]] holds the [[~~Sigil~~]]. A door with a red Receiver grants access to another area with two more Connectors, and a blue Emitter behind a door.		The puzzle room is composed of a large area with a [[connector]], multiple windows and a red [[emitter]]. A door with a blue [[receiver]] holds the [[sigil]]. A door with a red Receiver grants access to another area with two more Connectors, and a blue Emitter behind a door.

	==== Solution ====		==== Solution ====

RichouHunter: Added terminals screenshot

2023-11-30T22:31:15Z

Added terminals screenshot

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	The museum features several areas containing elements of the first game presented as relics of the past, including decors, puzzles elements, terminals, as well as three recreations of puzzles found in the first game.		The museum features several areas containing elements of the first game presented as relics of the past, including decors, puzzles elements, terminals, as well as three recreations of puzzles found in the first game.
	[[File:Museum foyer.jpg\|thumb\|The museum building from the outside]]		[[File:Museum foyer.jpg\|thumb\|The museum building from the outside.]]

	== Arrangers ==		== Arrangers ==
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	File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 6.jpg		File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 6.jpg
	</gallery>		</gallery>

			== Terminals ==
			[[File:Museum - Terminals.jpg\|thumb\|The Research area of the Museum.]]
			The museum contains a room with three terminals that feature [[text adventures]] in the style of those found in [[The Talos Principle: Road to Gehenna]].

	== QR codes ==		== QR codes ==

RichouHunter: Added QR Codes, puzzles solutions

2023-11-30T22:23:40Z

Added QR Codes, puzzles solutions

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Berrytron: Updated document links.

2023-11-26T17:49:34Z

Updated document links.

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	[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Land of Faith Puzzle.jpg\|thumb]]		[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Land of Faith Puzzle.jpg\|thumb]]
	=== Land of Faith ===		=== Land of Faith ===

			== Documents ==

			* [[Notes]]
			* Rec_final_2

Tearphones: added a photo of the museum from the outside

2023-11-25T02:10:46Z

added a photo of the museum from the outside

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	The museum features several areas containing elements of the first game presented as relics of the past, including decors, puzzles elements, terminals, as well as three recreations of puzzles found in the first game.		The museum features several areas containing elements of the first game presented as relics of the past, including decors, puzzles elements, terminals, as well as three recreations of puzzles found in the first game.
			[[File:Museum foyer.jpg\|thumb\|The museum building from the outside]]

	== Arrangers ==		== Arrangers ==

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[[File:Museum of the Simulation.jpg|thumb|The first area of the Museum.]]
The '''Museum of the Simulation''' is a large building found in the center of [[New Jerusalem]]. It is a museum dedicated to the events that took place in [[The Talos Principle]], the first game of the series.

It serves as both fan-service for returning players, as well as an actual in-universe museum since the citizens of [[New Jerusalem]] effectively "descend" from the Simulation.

The museum features several areas containing elements of the first game presented as relics of the past, including decors, puzzles elements, terminals, as well as three recreations of puzzles found in the first game.

== Arrangers ==
One of the rooms in the museum features six [[Arranger|Arrangers]], a type of puzzle that was prominent in [[The Talos Principle]]. The six [[Arranger|Arrangers]] can be solved, even though it does not grant any achievement or reward.<gallery>
File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 1.jpg
File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 2.jpg
File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 3.jpg
File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 4.jpg
File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 5.jpg
File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 6.jpg
</gallery>

== Puzzles ==
There are three puzzle recreations in the museum, one for each of the Lands

[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Lands of Ruins Puzzle.jpg|thumb]]
=== Land of Ruins ===

[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Land of Death puzzle.jpg|thumb]]
=== Land of Death ===

[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Land of Faith Puzzle.jpg|thumb]]
=== Land of Faith ===