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Hey guys
We have a Sony Gear VR Headset in our office. We were just trying some stereo panos out yesterday and they work great - thanks Vlado and the team! Initially I was thinking we needed a top bottom format also, but the Gear headset will use images side by side fine if the filename uses the "filename_LR.jpg" naming convention
Hey guys
We have a Sony Gear VR Headset in our office. We were just trying some stereo panos out yesterday and they work great - thanks Vlado and the team! Initially I was thinking we needed a top bottom format also, but the Gear headset will use images side by side fine if the filename uses the "filename_LR.jpg" naming convention
A Samsung Gear Vr ..... I didn't know that it worked with equir stereo panoramas - is that with latest SDK.?
For GearVR stereo 3d images, i'm using the newest build of Vray: 3.20.02 and following the settings deflix posted at the start of this thread using the OTOY ORBX viewer. You can switch your camera to Cube 6x1 in the vray render dialog, and then save as an 8bit png. After that, you just drop it on your phone and view it~
I am working to solve some issues with scale (things look too big, or I feel too far off the ground), and adjusting the 'panoramic pole merging' setting in the stereo helper to see what it does exactly...apparently it adjusts the amount of 3d at the extremes of the viewing angle (top and bottom).
We have been doing these for awhile using Unity. Create a sphere, map a static image or animation (360 Spherical 2:1 aspect ratio out of VRay) then add a Unity Camera with the Oculus extension script and export to Cardboard or Executable.
Question I have is does the parallax from the Vray Stereoscopic Camera add some sense of dimensionality to the experience over what I stated above?
Yes, a lot:
Have a look et my tests from my previous posts, you'll see a massive difference between a single pano and a stereo pano.
The tech used behind to view it (unity, krpano, otoy, etc) doesn't change anything, that's just to container.
Can anyone explain how exactly we view these stereo panos on the Oculus DK2?
For example if I wanted to just check this one out http://wip.sbrusse.com/deflix/tour.html
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