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    • michaliszissiouM Offline
      michaliszissiou
      last edited by

      Please, don't expect me to install an app just to see your renders. You could try something friendlier. 🎉

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      • PixeroP Offline
        Pixero
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        @michaliszissiou said:

        Please, don't expect me to install an app just to see your renders. You could try something friendlier. 🎉

        Thats no renders. It's a realtime 3d vizualisation.

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        • michaliszissiouM Offline
          michaliszissiou
          last edited by

          So what? Just don't expect me or lot of others to see it. And believe me, I have to do this.
          I'm the looser you are the winner. Are you happy now?

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          • soloS Offline
            solo
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            ❓

            http://www.solos-art.com

            If you see a toilet in your dreams do not use it.

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            • D Offline
              d12dozr
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              Jan, nice work, that's a great way to present a model. Is there a way with Unity to create a tour like an animation in Sketchup? I ask because I don't like Unity's navigation method of using the mouse for 'steering' even when the pointer isn't in the model window.

              3D Printing with SketchUp Book
              http://goo.gl/f7ooYh

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              • PixeroP Offline
                Pixero
                last edited by

                @d12dozr said:

                Jan, nice work, that's a great way to present a model. Is there a way with Unity to create a tour like an animation in Sketchup? I ask because I don't like Unity's navigation method of using the mouse for 'steering' even when the pointer isn't in the model window.

                Yes, you can make a automatic flythrough or different fixed camera positions that you can jump between.

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                • M Offline
                  meak
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                  awesome, I know how this dream
                  master ☀

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                  • broomstickB Offline
                    broomstick
                    last edited by

                    real time blurry reflections??

                    Wow... just wow

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                    • olisheaO Offline
                      olishea
                      last edited by

                      I understand michalis, there are easier and more accessible methods of presenting it....you have to download the unity thingy whereas I am sure there are other ways to view it....both mac and pc.....maybe im wrong but cant remember having to install anything in the past.

                      saying that.....its amazing!! great tool! fantastic work....only problem is you feel like a vampire when you look in the mirror.....no reflection haha only joking 😄

                      use the space bar to jump as well!

                      oli

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                      • AdamBA Offline
                        AdamB
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                        Pixero,

                        You could just export some cubemaps from LightUp at key locations and use GoCubic to create Flash based viewers. Or I use Panoviewer.

                        [flash=512,512:228g1z9c]http://www.light-up.co.uk/resources/cubicvr/panoviewer.swf?filePath=http://www.light-up.co.uk/resources/cubicvr/cube1/&prefix=cofla[/flash:228g1z9c]

                        Developer of LightUp Click for website

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