Rendering of a toilet (with a pano)

alpro

Very cool, I like that you can go from the render to the actual construction like that.

Mike

Mike Lucey

Excellent work Jo-Ke. You are a master at this presentation technique

cotty

If the power outlet is an often used component you can add a hole cutting function to that component to avoid the wall in it...

I'm not able to see the panorama on my android tablet.

jo-ke

Thank you for your nice comments.

Ah, cotty, you've seen it! I was to lazy to cut a hole to the wall.

The pano is done in flash. Maybe android doesn't support flash

JonFar

i think the door should open the other way...

imagine yourself entering and than having to squeeze yourself against the wall to be able to close the door...

sorry for the observation, but as an architect i cant help myself to notice these detais...

overall, nice work

jo-ke

Yes, of course you're right.

jo-ke

same customer, another room:

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Krisidious

Looks great Jo-ke... One thing I find strange about the sharing system is that it scrolls out when I scroll forward. and in when I scroll back. Seems backwards to me.

jo-ke

I have to look at the settings of pano2vr. Seems to be the default setting

Krisidious

I've noticed it a lot recently with various programs... Is everyone else dyslexic? rolling a wheel forward to me says I should zoom forward.

Charlie__V

@krisidious said:

Looks great Jo-ke... One thing I find strange about the sharing system is that it scrolls out when I scroll forward. and in when I scroll back. Seems backwards to me.

Kris,
Same here.........seems odd/opposite to me too........though I think if you look at it as though the object were "in you hand"....scroll wheel forward....interpreted as pushing away.
And of course conversely.....same/same.

That said........if your scroll wheel were a fishing reel/or winch.....scroll wheel forward would of course cause the object to move away.(line out/moving away)

Oh well.......also worth mentioning.......airplane pilots readily identify with the forward "away"/inward "back"..........good thing I am not a pilot!

Best,
Charlie

jo-ke

there is an option to invert the mousewheel. I have to try that.