http://www.panoshow.com/panocube.htm http://gardengnomesoftware.com/pano2qtvr.php http://gardengnomesoftware.com/pano2vr.php http://www.ptgui.com/
Thought I'd throw my (long winded) 2 cents in , first by including the links to some of these tools mentioned. > The pano was done using the very cool and smart UVimage method that Matthias > came up with. > The QTVR is made with the free version of PANO2QTVR. > The mov file that was made by PANO2QTVR I simply placed in a html page using > dreamweaver. Thanks for mentioning your methodology . Much appreciated . > A very simple VR experiment is online at: > http://www.bueters.nl/vr/vr03.html Very Nice Example of the completed example . Thanks . > Next step is to see if I can accomplish the same without QT. > Frank Bueters I see that PANO2QTVR also can export Flash8 instead of QTVR ? Anyway , I have always loved these pano's from the very first one I saw years ago . Simple and fun . However , even this full screen Flash example from the PANO2QTVR site gets kinda boring after a very short time . It is easy to create , but you seem to get what you pay for , in a sense . http://gardengnomesoftware.com/fs2.php?pic=park_fullscreen&t=4 This 'Hot-Spot' example is an even better experience , I think . http://gardengnomesoftware.com/samples/pano2qtvr/flashtour/ That brings us back to the RSView app . Although much more work to design the scene and the animated parts of the scene that you want your viewer/client to experience , I think it would be a quantum leap beyond a pano , in terms of visual experience quality ... and just plain fun ! Still , the pano is cool and that's all some clients want , so it's great that we have this awesome new method for V5/6 . Flash & Hot-Spot make the pano2/vr/qtvr also a great option . Cool too that we have the RSview tool to present as an option to clients who don't mind paying more , for a much more enjoyable virtual tour . Thanks Matt & Frank ... & Realsoft ! garry
