Load IVR programming module

Taking the IVR programming module you insert it into a depression in the side of the processing block that the IVR skullcap is hooked up to.

Tinkerbell stretches, yawns, and pads off to the west.

You put on Sophie's IVR interface and activate it.

After a brief lag, you're dropped into the white nonspace of the loading sequence...

(press any key)

Program Loading...

Welcome, Sophie Carruthers...

Autoloading Domain “IVRPIT”...

Immersive Virtual Reality Programming Interface Tools (IVRPIT) Version 8.72 alpha.

You're in some kind of programming whitespace. You have no body, and there aren't any visual cues as to how to access any of the “tools” that are supposedly in here.

It's almost like a sensory deprivation chamber, really, though you suppose if you know what you're doing you can get a lot of work done in here.

To access the domain controller you can simply access DMC.

ACCESS DMC

The DMC Node unfolds into a conventional DMC interface with the usual menu options.

DMC INTERFACE

WELCOME ALIAS Sophie Carruthers

(TRUE NAME: SOPHIE CARRUTHERS)

YOU HAVE 0 MESSAGES

(to access, give command: READ MESSAGE x)

FOR COMPLETE MENU GIVE COMMAND: MENU)

You wave your hand at the MENU. Well if you had a body you would. But the effect is the same. You think. Maybe. Whatever.

IVR USER MENU:

PROFILE - view/edit user profile

CURRENT IVR - information on current IVR

CURRENT USERS - view currently logged in users

READ NOTES - read notes written to file

LOGOUT - log out of IVR

VIEW PROFILE

You see no profile here.

Yeah, this is a whole pile of nothing.