Hi Guys. here is a test to check 360 panorama in corona renderer. and i would say its simply amazing. we applied corona cam mode on standard camera and choose type spherical. that’s it.
Here is link.
http://pan0.net/upano.php?id=7898
Thank you.
Hi Guys. here is a test to check 360 panorama in corona renderer. and i would say its simply amazing. we applied corona cam mode on standard camera and choose type spherical. that’s it.
Here is link.
http://pan0.net/upano.php?id=7898
Thank you.
link is dead?
There is also this. :]
Hi…the link is working. click on link and skip current 360 image on page and now you will get mine.
Another Link.
Very Nice!!! Is this also possible with the Cinema 4d version?
Hi…thank you and sorry to say, i am not sure for cinema4d. i work in 3d max.
link dead
Hi…the link is working. click on link and skip current 360 image on page and now you will get mine.
Another Link.
http://pan0.net/w/up-7898
It works for me just fine (firefox), but i prefer 360cities for my panorama uploads.
Uhh how can it work correct if it says this domain is for sale? http://www.pan0.net/
Hi maru…i am also surprised to see this…i just visited on pan0.net and yes,its really not working but two days ago it was working when i made a account on it . anyway no problem, i will upload on another site.
Do you guys have any idea that where can we upload our 360 panorama at free of cost.
Lovely raw render but terrible end result: horrible pixelation and distortions going up/down/sideways.
I definitely recommend Pano2VR by Garden Gnome Software
I’m currently making a full apartment walkthrough for a client with it. It’s still a mess, half-arsed renders for testing purposes, missing stuff, but you can have a look at the overall functionality here: http://clikcreations.co.uk/3dwalk1/
Features include:
Custom UI: I built that mini-map for easier navigation, especially since this will be aimed at 40-50 year olds. You can have standard arrows and buttons or none at all!
Fast and reliable: HTML5-based - works on every device, loads super fast (especially if JPEG Mini is used to compress images! Which I haven’t yet here). Flash is slow, introduces pixel aliasing and doesn’t work on tablets/phones and some browsers where people just haven’t got it installed.
Navigation: You can customize it, make it auto-pan and such, but I generally make it the same as google maps because it’s the best! Double-click to full-screen, mouse wheel zooms, no weird tilts when panning, super smooth.
Additional stuff: You can add text, sounds, video, images, hotspot links, highlights, etc to your panoramas (in my sample, see kitchen hob, click on doors, etc)
Branding: None. Best part of it.
I really recommend Pano2VR if you’re doing this sort of stuff for clients - it’s just the best possible experience and the exported HTML/javascript files can be injected into your own sites if you have the know-how or you can use presets in the software itself.
Otherwise the Corona script as posted by Maru works well too, but I’m unsure about the auto-pan (annoying).
Hope this helps!
Thank you romullus.
Lovely raw render but terrible end result: horrible pixelation and distortions going up/down/sideways.
I definitely recommend Pano2VR by Garden Gnome SoftwareI’m currently making a full apartment walkthrough for a client with it. It’s still a mess, half-arsed renders for testing purposes, missing stuff, but you can have a look at the overall functionality here: http://clikcreations.co.uk/3dwalk1/
Features include:
Custom UI: I built that mini-map for easier navigation, especially since this will be aimed at 40-50 year olds. You can have standard arrows and buttons or none at all!
Fast and reliable: HTML5-based - works on every device, loads super fast (especially if JPEG Mini is used to compress images! Which I haven’t yet here). Flash is slow, introduces pixel aliasing and doesn’t work on tablets/phones and some browsers where people just haven’t got it installed.
Navigation: You can customize it, make it auto-pan and such, but I generally make it the same as google maps because it’s the best! Double-click to full-screen, mouse wheel zooms, no weird tilts when panning, super smooth.
Additional stuff: You can add text, sounds, video, images, hotspot links, highlights, etc to your panoramas (in my sample, see kitchen hob, click on doors, etc)
Branding: None. Best part of it.I really recommend Pano2VR if you’re doing this sort of stuff for clients - it’s just the best possible experience and the exported HTML/javascript files can be injected into your own sites if you have the know-how or you can use presets in the software itself.
Otherwise the Corona script as posted by Maru works well too, but I’m unsure about the auto-pan (annoying).
Hope this helps!
Hi ..Thank you Rimas…i will definitely try it.
Uploaded to 360cities it looks much better!