Convention booth VR
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thanks guys...
spence, process is simple.. use this script that creates scenes of the 6 views... http://www.crai.archi.fr/RubyLibraryDep ... panoout.rb
and use a program like GoCubic that stitches them together and creates the VR.. http://www.panoguide.com/howto/display/gocubic.jsp
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That's MARVEL-ous!
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That is great.
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I love that picture of Wolverine!
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Jason,
Thanks man! I'm going to try that. I think this would be nice in many ways for clients, it's a bit more interactive than a still shot.
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I'm not able to get the ruby, I must be doing something wrong. I checked for it on Smustard and couldn't find it. Hummmmmm? Anyone?
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Gotcha! No problemo. I appreciate it. Thanks
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Jason,
With work like that its no wonder you are landing some very cool clients!
I'm just super jealous!
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haha...right place right time, steven....lol
like i said, its their textures that make the model
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Jason, thank you so much for posting the ruby and the GoCubic. It is almost too easy.
I am about to go on vacation so I won't be able to post any up but as soon as I get back I will do so.Thanks again, you just gave me a new skill to add to my portfolio.
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Really amazing. Thanks for the links, Jason.
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Jason, you are my new best friend.
This was an interior I did recently. SWEET!
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/sas/Ga ... hamber.mov
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that looks awesome, eric. i admit, i dont use this enough b/c its so simple and so much more powerful.
i cant believe you guys have missed all the posts on this
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I'm glad you revived it too. I completely missed any earlier posts on this. I used to use smooth panorama out of 3dVIZ but i like the fact you can create something a little more loose looking.
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There has been a topic on this here:
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=125&t=5822
but check Martin's Kerky-rendered QT panorama I referred to in my first post!There is a lot to catch up!
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see..i wasnt lying
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