I want to make a panoramic image scrollable, and to loop b开发者_Python百科ack and \'stitch\' its front to its back after the user has reached the end of the image.
I\'m trying to build a native viewer for cubic panoramas. Here is a web version of what I would like to achieve: http://www.apple.com/html5/showcase/vr/
I have an equirectangular panorama source image which is 360 degrees of longitude and 120 degrees of latitude.
I would like to put a photorealistic virtual scene on a tablet so when the user rotates the tablet, it shows as if the tablet is a window to an virtual world.
So we can take such image from wikipedia And try to map it for future cube or something like cube And than distort for top and bottom like
I had an idea today, but not sure how to implement it. A 360 degree panoramic photo is a photo whch allows you to rotate and view in all directions as I\'m sure you know. ie:
For a special project, I need to find an API/DLL/Library to help me create a big image using parts of this image. For example, if someone take 4 pictures representing the 360 degrees around him, he wi
Has anybody used the p开发者_JS百科anoramaGL from http://code.google.com/p/panoramagl/ ? How did you setup the project?
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I am using this Flash panoramic viewer (http://flashpanoramas.com/player/). But for devices without Flash support are there any good HTML alternatives? It needs to support proper 3d panoramics such as
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