silver_shadow
Photo Master
Registered: April 17, 2007
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http://www.hdrmill.com/Urban_Infrastructure01.htm
Ive seen this before that a model can be exported into quicktime vr format and it can be viewed just like you see the images in website posted above.
pretty cool. Just wondered, if you guys can look into it, maybe bring a sketchup export function to quicktime to make this virtual world a reality 
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TBD
Podium Developer
Registered: Oct 31, 2006
Posts: 1,182
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dont like Quicktime that much (too big runtime), but a similar thing is in the works using Flash - a one click button export so you can show your models on the web - SU native format and Podium rendered
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silver_shadow
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Registered: April 17, 2007
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thats gonna be in your update?
will this be called podium 7?
probably its not going to be a freebee update?
Im getting shivers of excitement just thinking of it..
(hope you guys make it worth while~we believe in you)
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TBD
Podium Developer
Registered: Oct 31, 2006
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it will be a separate product but it will have integration with Podium as well. also a discount will be available for the registered Podium users
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silver_shadow
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clozer2u
Registered: July 15, 2007
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clozer2u
Registered: July 15, 2007
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I need to make a bunch of cubic/ spherical panoramas... any any news of such a tool's development may be useful.
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STH_87
Registered: Feb 27, 2009
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You could try this:
http://www.smustard.com/script/CubicPanoOut - free plugin for exporting cubic panoramas. It will set the scenes up and then you just render them. Then you will probably need to edit the image size in photoshop or similar so they are cubic.
There is loads of free software for stitching the images together. I used a free trial of PTmac and it worked pretty well.
I never managed to get a perfect end product, main problem was the slight difference in light levels between the renders meant they never joined absolutely seamlessly. You could probably get rid of this in photoshop but I run out time to play around! I did try this a while ago though so you may have more success!
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jamesd
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Registered: May 09, 2007
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clozer2u
Registered: July 15, 2007
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I did use the above tutorial and tools.... I was just excited by TBD promise of a 1 click tool. Unfortunately i cannot upload the .mov- or I would have shared my test results.
Thanks for the information y'all!
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