Any plugin that can create circular scenes around a circle?
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Bob, You may just be in luck.
Somebody (no names mentioned) is right now as we speak creating a script that will allow you to take your SU animation into Thea...ssshh!
Happy days are here soon.
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Peter makes people smiling today, great sharing
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@solo said:
Bob, You may just be in luck.
Somebody (no names mentioned) is right now as we speak creating a script that will allow you to take your SU animation into Thea...ssshh!
Happy days are here soon.
Also, thank you for the tutorial - that really helps
For some reason I didn't see it as I went through the first time 
One showing notareal's suggestion of the camera being rotated would be nice too
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That is exactly what I am mentioning. I got the idea how it is done in Thea now after watching your vid tut instruction. This rotation application can be used for showing a big building layout with smaller rotation scene angle to get a better quality, isn't it?
Thanks so much for spending time to help as you are busy with your own too!
I've tried to embed my flash movie now but it is a bit tricky task!
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I'm looking for some software to create panorama's (made from LightUp images- can be cubic, panorama, single strip) that my clients can view in a web browser (swf / html5 / whatever). Before I go buy something like http://ggnome.com/pano2vr, anyone has a good suggestion for a program you used recently for this?
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@solo said:
Bob, You may just be in luck.
Somebody (no names mentioned) is right now as we speak creating a script that will allow you to take your SU animation into Thea...ssshh!
Happy days are here soon.
That is great news Pete, haven't seen that mentioned over on the Thea forum.
Look forward to it.
ErikB -
Erik, i hope you realise that post is from March 2011.
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Yeah, just noticed it myself.
stupid mistake. Must be because I never made some rendered animations in Thea and reading this it seemed to be real easy. Perhaps it is so I look in to it.
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@kaas said:
... (made from LightUp images- can be cubic, panorama, single strip) that my clients can view in a web browser...
why not the lightup player?
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@driven said:
why not the lightup player?
Most of my clients don't have powerful / modern computers. If they don't have the proper openGL version, most of the nice effects are gone in the Lightup viewer. That's why I was thinking using a panorama (all the nice effects will be baked into a simple image).
For stand-alone viewing of panorama's I'm testing now http://www.fsoft.it/panorama/FSPViewer.htm
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