I thank you very very much for any kind of help. 360° spherical animation both vertically and horizontally. able to support a big number of images for a smooth animation quicktime format but I’d prefer flash format
#OBJECT2VR FLASH SOFTWARE#
So, what I’m asking to you is an external software or an internal plugin to 3dsmax (to test also with a demo if it isn’t freeware) that can: I know there’s also ths plugin by cebas for 3dsmaxīut it isn’t available a demo version to test, and spend 195euros in a blind way it’s not what I prefer. This doesn’t allow me to create smooth animation, but just “flickering” animation (due to the fact that I can use a limitated number of images)
#OBJECT2VR FLASH MOVIE#
This is important because I wasn’t able to find a software which can create an Object VR movie (not Panoramic VR) in both direction.Īpple softwares let me create just an horizontal exploration because it assumes that I take pictures with a digital camera on a tripod, and on the same way a lot of softwares available on the net.īut it has limitation because if I excede an amount of RAM usage it crashes. It means that (once merged the images in a flash or quicktime movie file) I can explore the object both vertically and horizontally. Important is that the camera turns along a semi-sphere object.
#OBJECT2VR FLASH SERIES#
Unless specifically changed, all files will be saved in the same folder that contains the original image series.I’ve rendered a series of images in 3dsmax using a camera that turns around a single object in the center of the scene.Finally, click OK to output the project.In the HTML tab, check that the the HTML file is enabled and select a Template and customize.Keep Inertia selected to have the movie start and end it’s movement/rotation with mass/inertia.In the Advanced Settings Tab, set the Sensitivity to control the movement relative to the mouse’s movement.Choose the Flash output format (Flash 8 or 9).If the object movie window is small, you may need to make some changes. Simplex.ggsk is our latest pre-installed skin.This is handy when Multiresolution is enabled. Select Enable zoom, to allow the user to zoom in and out of the movie.Choose to have the movie rotate automatically by choosing a Mode.TIP: Choose With Window for Stage Scaling, for example, so the movie maintains its aspect ratio. Choose a image scaling option for Stage Scaling and Image Scaling or leave at their default settings.To find the right combination for your movie, you’ll have to play a bit. The rotation speed also depends on the auto rotate speed.
#OBJECT2VR FLASH FULL#
Some browsers may not be able to play back the full 50 frames per second.If the window size is larger than the original image size, the image will be scaled up and blurry.In the Display settings, define the size of the window in which the movie will play.Select, Repeat previous image if the image series has empty images.A quality setting of 90 is almost lossless, while a quality of 10 will very clearly show artifacts.In the Image Settings, choose the JPEG quality from the Image Quality slider or dial it in.Click OK in the bottom right corner of the window to output the Flash movie.Choose Flash, from the New Output Format menu in the Output section, and then click Add.Multiple view states that let the user seamlessly switch between image sets that. Use hotspots to quickly add user interactivity. Import with either the Light Table or Select Input option. Object2VR features: Fully customize the movie's user interface.For this, we’ve added a more detailed tutorial that highlights the more significant options of the Flash output. It’s possible, however, that the project may require a bit more customization. Therefore we suggest, outputting with the defaults first, using the Basic Steps as a guide, to see what they will produce. The default settings for the Flash output will be enough for most projects. Outputting to Flash can be simple or if the project requires it, it can be more complex.
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