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Denfur Portal

6 months ago · By Engineerisaac · Public
The DenFur Portal was one of our boldest experiments yet. We set out to create a way for people inside and outside of VRChat to connect during the convention. The idea was simple: build a bridge where attendees could chat live with our VR guests, wave across the gap, and feel like they were part of the same moment, no matter where they were.

What happened went beyond expectations. The Portal became a gathering point, both in the convention space and in VR. People used it to share jokes, start conversations, and send greetings across worlds. The chat wasn’t just functional, it was fun. It gave people who couldn’t be physically present a chance to still be involved, to experience the energy of DenFur in real time.

Technically, it was a challenge. We built systems to handle live chat, QR code access, and moderation, all while making sure everything stayed smooth for guests on both sides. There were long nights of testing and tweaking, but the result proved it was worth the effort. The Portal held strong throughout the event and showed what can happen when creativity and technical skill meet a clear goal.

Most of all, it reminded us of what Waterwolf is about. We’re here to build experiences that bring people together, even across distance. The DenFur Portal wasn’t just a one-off—it was proof that with the right vision, VR and real life can meet in ways that feel natural and exciting.

This is only the beginning. What we learned from the DenFur Portal will carry into future events and projects, giving us new ways to connect and share. And if the energy we saw during DenFur is any sign, people are ready for more.
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