QuickTime VR
QuickTime VR (QTVR) extends QuickTime’s interactive capabilities by creating an immersive user experience that simulates three-dimensional objects and places. In QuickTime VR, user interactivity is enhanced because you can control QTVR panoramas and QTVR object movies by clicking and dragging various hot spots with the mouse.
A QTVR panorama lets you stand in a virtual place and look around. It provides a full 360 degree panorama and in QuickTime, the ability to tilt up and down a full 180 degrees. The actual horizontal and vertical range, however, is determined by the panorama itself. To look left, right, up and down, you simply drag with the mouse across the panorama.
QTVR object movies, by contrast, allow you to “handle” an object, so you can see it from every angle. You can rotate it, tilt it, and turn it over.
Cubic VR
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Cubic VR in its simplest form is represented by six faces of a cube, thus enabling the viewer to see all the way up and all the way down. We produce Cubic QTVR panoramas of interiors and exteriors in just about any location on or off campus. |  |
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We can produce QTVR panoramas of interiors and exteriors in just about any location on or off campus. Panoramas may be programmed with hotspots linking them to a range of media including QTVR movies, URL's and images. |  |
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Objects of up to one square metre may be photographed (in our studio) to produce interactive rotateable QTVR object movie files. They may be used for online delivery or CD Rom. |  |