How to build a SphericVR quickly
2008-04-17 by Quentin Lengelé
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Again, you need to build a sphere with 3DStudioMax and export it in ASE format.
And your texture has to be a spherical shot to be applied on the sphere.
Take a look to my sources here.
Henry Schmieder
2008-05-01 at 4:28 pmreally nice thing! Any idea, where to get a camera like this used for the spherical interior shot?
kasem
2008-05-29 at 3:24 pmHi Henry….
check our website ….
http://www.photint.com
Thanks
Tim
2008-12-10 at 1:09 pmGreat work! Can you provide some information about the S3ds max file? Or maybe the source?
Thanks!
AlexG
2009-04-06 at 3:47 amGuys, great job. I am doing a panoram too, it is in beta version stage, and I have problems with processor productivity, looking for ways of optimisation. Your source code doesnt work, probably it contains deprecated classes of PV3D.
Anyway, good job!
dimis
2009-05-04 at 5:03 pmHello there..
great work..i like this…but..how can i load a 360 video?It´s the same way?
thanks and keep going
Nicolas
2009-05-13 at 4:06 pmWorking with less than hundred lines of code ? Whao
Alain Marchildon
2009-10-26 at 5:06 pmImmerVision is entering the Automotive Panomorph vision sensors with Samsung.
see: http://www.immervision.com/en/corporate/corporate_news/ImmerVision_Panomorph_Optic_for_the_Automotive_market.php
The new auto-vision panomorph camera is aiming outside viewing and sensing all around car but another version of the lens/camera can be made for interior applications such as Road-Side assistance, Accident reconstruction, passengers classification for intelligent air bags, anti-theft…
Brian Gerry
2010-01-11 at 7:47 amBeautiful. Love to see it with the interface slowed down a bit.
viaria
2010-05-01 at 10:53 pmhi, good one, i made one like this in a project, but i didnot use 3dsmax or other modelling programs, papervision has a primitive sphere to do this..
but in my experience it is better to use cube, it reduces distortions…
it is my knowledge, can be wrong, enlight me if i miss something..
Quentin Lengelé
2010-05-02 at 12:51 pmYou are absolutly right.
This post is quiet old and was created with PV3D 1.5.
In that condition, I got better performance with a sphere from 3DS.
But now with PV3D 2.0, I made a new library “Panorama3D” that handles Spheric & Cubic VR.
It will be available very soon.
Kawika
2010-07-20 at 4:38 amDang that is cool! Thanks so much for sharing! Your blog is an inspiration to me as I seek to develop web apps!