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Visualize 360-VR examples

on Sep 30, 2019
Latest reply on Oct 1, 2019 by Brian Hillner

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Hi Visualize community,

We would like to promote our exciting 360-VR feature that we released back in Visualize Pro 2018 with actual customer examples. Many of you create fantastic examples of this 360-VR feature, but they never get back to us here at SW corporate. It's time to put the spotlight on you all!

Do any of you have 360-VR examples created in Visualize Pro that you would be willing to share with us? Or have any of you uploaded these to your company's websites to explore on a desktop machine, rather than via Google Cardboard?

While our Resellers can certainly share their examples on this thread, too, please include in your post if you are a customer or Reseller.

We look forward to your responses! And as always, happy Visualizing!

Brian

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Heiko Sohnholz Oct 1, 2019 5:03 AM

Hi there,

if no one else wants to be first, I will post an older (my first!) try in VR.

I have uploaded it to vrembed.org, so you'll be able to view it on your mobile device too:

vrEmbed

Please be patient - it takes a short while to load.

I've also tried flickr.com as a host for VR examples:

Miter Saw 2018 NEU | miter saw baby blue VR | the.digitaleye | Flickr

Okay - VR doesn't make to much sense in this example, but as mentioned before, it was a try...

Cheers, Heiko

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@ Heiko Sohnholz on Oct 1, 2019 9:01 AM

Thanks for adding the first example, Heiko! I'm glad Flickr now has the ability to playback 360 images. They didn't when we started this project. Did you have to do anything special to the 360 image coming from Visualize in order for Flickr to play it back as a proper 360 image? Thanks!

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Heiko Sohnholz @ Brian Hillner on Oct 1, 2019 9:29 AM

Hi Brian ,

for this image i defined a 360deg camera and rendered it out to JPEG. That's all i had to do - easy! My intention was to use flickr as a host for this rendering - but suddenly it was possible to rotate the render without any effort - nice!

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@ Heiko Sohnholz on Oct 1, 2019 9:44 AM

Excellent - thanks for the tip! Using Flickr works great to view the 360 images back on your desktop machine. For true immersion, Flickr only supports Samsung Gear VR at this time. I was hoping they supported iOS with Google Cardboard, but we will still have to wait it seems.

Flickr VR | Flickr

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Heiko Sohnholz Oct 1, 2019 5:03 AM
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Hi there,
if no one else wants to be first, I will post an older (my first!) try in VR.

I have uploaded it to vrembed.org, so you'll be able to view it on your mobile device too:
vrEmbed
Please be patient - it takes a short while to load.

I've also tried flickr.com as a host for VR examples:
Miter Saw 2018 NEU | miter saw baby blue VR | the.digitaleye | Flickr

Okay - VR doesn't make to much sense in this example, but as mentioned before, it was a try...
Cheers, Heiko
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- Brian Hillner @ Heiko Sohnholz on Oct 1, 2019 9:01 AM
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  Thanks for adding the first example, Heiko! I'm glad Flickr now has the ability to playback 360 images. They didn't when we started this project. Did you have to do anything special to the 360 image coming from Visualize in order for Flickr to play it back as a proper 360 image? Thanks!
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  - Heiko Sohnholz @ Brian Hillner on Oct 1, 2019 9:29 AM
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    Hi Brian ,
    for this image i defined a 360deg camera and rendered it out to JPEG. That's all i had to do - easy! My intention was to use flickr as a host for this rendering - but suddenly it was possible to rotate the render without any effort - nice!
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    - Brian Hillner @ Heiko Sohnholz on Oct 1, 2019 9:44 AM
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      Excellent - thanks for the tip! Using Flickr works great to view the 360 images back on your desktop machine. For true immersion, Flickr only supports Samsung Gear VR at this time. I was hoping they supported iOS with Google Cardboard, but we will still have to wait it seems.
      
      Flickr VR | Flickr
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