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export a flash, html5 of quicktime output for use on a websiteĬheck out the video of this Object2VR tutorial Walkthroughįirst, open a 3D model in 3ds Max.input the renders and make sure they line up.My script helps with step 2 and 4: create the renders and manage them to line up nicely.

I’m using a pair of engines in this tutorial. First you need to create the spherical camera. In fact it’s a single camera which is connected to a small rig. The rig is animated and the camera is attached to it. You can easily attach a different camera to the rig if you’re using a specific render engine. If you have a large object, you need a large radius. If the object is small, you can use a small radius. The amount of animated frames is determined by the columns and rows. I’m using these two engines Overview of the rig creation part of the script Rendering and frames It’s easiest if you just create the rig and then adjust the radius, columns and rows values. The script adjusts the active framerange after creating a camera. The amount of frames is determined by the amount of columns and rows. Let’s assume you have 16 columns and 8 rows. When rendering, make sure you render exactly these frames, not less and not more. Rendering is not controlled by the script. Only the animated rig with camera has been created. You can render any way you like: locally, with backburner or another render-manager. It doesn’t matter, as long as you render the correct framerange.

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The software offers links to internal images, external webpages and tooltips.You can also use any other renderengine you want. I was able to put together a 7 image tour with multiple links in under 30 minutes, and that was the first time using the program. The interface is no-frills and easy to grasp in a single sitting. Different contollers like grabber, joystick and absolute position.Specify animation and autoplay speed with rotation or ping-pong.use the output files for commercial purposes.

Use hotspots to quickly add user interactivity. Object2VR 圆4 features: Fully customize the movie’s user interface.

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create vertical Image strips for SPi-V and Immervision PurePlayer To create an object movie, simply import an image series (a single row or multiple rows) and then export the movie as Flash, HTML5 and QuickTime VR formats to display on websites, kiosks and mobile devices.create HTML files for Quicktime, DevalVR and PTViewer.create thumbnails from the source image (GIF, TIFF and PNG with correct alpha channel).import up to 10 sprite-tracks, soundfiles, images, Flash movies.option for compressed headers and protection to disallow further editing with Quicktime.individual JPEG quality for each cubeface.spot the initial viewing parameters and grab this position.optimizer to rearrange the tiles depending on the viewing direction.

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subtiles of cube faces for progressive download.

pan, tilt and Field of View defaults and limits, title, description, author, date and time, copyright, source, comment.

setting of most (if not all?) QTVR parameters like f.e.

creating hotspots in an internal hotspot editor using various forms (round, elliptic, rectangle, rounded rectangle, polygon).

supported image formats: everything that ImageMagick can handle f.e JPEG, JPEG-2000, TIFF (8- an 16bit), PSD, BMP, PNG, GIF.

usage of the internal or the PanoTools remapper.

setting of PTStitcher interpolator and interpolator gamma for cube face creation.

assembling single cube face files into a QTVR (.mov file) to allow retouching of the cubefaces.

converting equirectangular to single cube face files (either JPEG or TIFF).

converting equirectangular and cylindiric images to QTVR (.mov files).

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Since version 0.9.8 it is also possible to create single and multi row Quicktime VR Object Moviesįeatures for the free version (for non-commercial usage): Please have a look at Pano2VR and Object2VR instead.Ī real promising Windows project by Thomas Rauscher to convert equirectangular and cylindrical panos to QuickTime cubic movies and link them together to virtual tours. Active development for Pano2QTVR has stopped in 2007.