Hosted at tunnel.mit.edu
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save the room image as png in
rooms/rooms/
and save the headshot (if they have one) inrooms/headshots/
(name the files using the existing convention, with the next number) -
configure the parameters in
rooms/generate_bio.py
and run the script to generate a new bio html inrooms/bios/
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increase
maxRoom
by 1 inindex.html
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git pull
in Borderline AFS locker (cd /mit/borderline/web_scripts/site
)
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Tunnels connect many of MIT's buildings, and they can even connect a community in quarantine. Inspired by Corona Maison, Tunnel66 is a place to gather and showcase the unique cultures of current and prospective MIT students, in lieu of CPW. Each student adds a room to Tunnel66, forming one connected tunnel below. Click on a room to learn more about the artist!
Made with love by MIT Borderline, the student group responsible for augmented reality murals in the tunnels under Building 66. The idea is that since the actual MIT Borderline tunnels are off limits now, Tunnel66 strives to bring the magic of the tunnels-- a living, breathing collaborative work of art where students can express themselves and share with the community-- to prefrosh and current students alike.
Contact: borderline-team@mit.edu