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gore42
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OK, I've been messing around with this idea a bit more. After a couple of days of messing up my photography, today I decided to stick with what I have and just paste the thing together.
This one not only spins right to left, you can also drag it vertically (at least a little bit). Once I get my system down, I'll try to do a complete surround view. At the moment, my setup is just too crude. You can see that the different layers don't match up very well... I'll have to get that together.
However, on the main level, this one is full 360, unlike the last one. The trick is to spin it yourself. If you just let the program do it, it jumps between levels and it gets messy.
http://www.goreorchidconservatory.com/SpecPgs/3d-haynaldianum/haynaldspin.html
Hope this works for you. Of course, the file is considerably larger than the last one. If Apple still made Quicktime VR Authoring Studio, I'd use that instead, to keep my files smaller. But they don't as far as I can tell.... they've let 3rd parties take over
- Matt
This one not only spins right to left, you can also drag it vertically (at least a little bit). Once I get my system down, I'll try to do a complete surround view. At the moment, my setup is just too crude. You can see that the different layers don't match up very well... I'll have to get that together.
However, on the main level, this one is full 360, unlike the last one. The trick is to spin it yourself. If you just let the program do it, it jumps between levels and it gets messy.
http://www.goreorchidconservatory.com/SpecPgs/3d-haynaldianum/haynaldspin.html
Hope this works for you. Of course, the file is considerably larger than the last one. If Apple still made Quicktime VR Authoring Studio, I'd use that instead, to keep my files smaller. But they don't as far as I can tell.... they've let 3rd parties take over
- Matt
