Not necessarily a ‘problem’ as such, and most likely nothing to do with VRay, but you might be able to give me a pointer in the right direction. We’ve been creating a number of 2x1 360 degree renders of a scene using the VRay Camera overide settings (spherical type, 360 FOV overide) so that we can …

Yes, YES! I’m experiencing this as well for few projects and noticed on different project of other but I never found why. I came here to ask the exact same question, so here you go, +1 and if you find a solution or a reason, let me know :slight_smile: Stan

[image] vray 3.0 motion blur Yes, YES! I’m experiencing this as well for few projects and noticed on different project of other but I never found why. I came here to ask the exact same question, so here you go, +1 and if you find a solution or a reason, let me know :slight_smile: Stan Its s…

Camera height is very important - if the camera is being put in at eye height and you’re sitting down when you put it on, you’ll feel huge. eye distance does the same and messes with the scale. once we got those right we had no issues. If you’re using virtual desktop you can render to 6x1, it’s a l…

I use cube map 6x1 and view them with KRPano who uses WebVR to pipe straight into the DK2 of the oculus, so it’s oculus drivers who drives the whole thing. My cam is not exactly at eye height so I’ll double check that What is you eye distance you enter in Vray stereo help? I’m heaving 6.5cm Does …

We are not actually rendering 3D yet so eye distance isn’t necessary. We will check the height of the camera, but I wouldn’t imagine it would make such a difference: I am 6’5" but my colleagues are more ‘average’ sized - we both think the same thing - “That looks MASSIVE!!!” Perhaps its just becaus…

Not rendering in 3d could be the issue… you’re looking at a panorama that fills your peripheral vision and there’s nothing to give it scale.

[image] On another topic Not rendering in 3d could be the issue… you’re looking at a panorama that fills your peripheral vision and there’s nothing to give it scale. Mmm, we have other things to give scale though, like chairs and other pieces of furniture. We will do some further testing with …

I think we settled on 6.3cm here… not sure what that says about us.

I do render stereo, and I still have the “huge” issue. Have a look, does those look correct to you: http://wip.sbrusse.com/vtour\_Cube Peter, can’t say out loud what it means :wink: but definitely gonna try 6.3 out, thanks for the tip! Stan

360 panoramas on DK2 and size/scale issue

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Its satisfying knowing you are not alone!

Very odd. Are you using Virtual Desktop to view?

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