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Sender:Bob Shindel
Date/Time:2005-Jan-26 03:10:00
Subject:Re: The NEXT World Wide Panorama

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wwp@yahoogroups.com: Re: The NEXT World Wide Panorama Bob Shindel 2005-Jan-26 03:10:00
On 1/23/05 8:56 PM, "brooksleffler" <#removed#> wrote:

> 
>> >As we were musing over lunch yesterday about possible topics for WWP5, my
>> wife 
>> >suggested finding a WalMart that could be included in the same pano as a
>> bunch of empty 
>> >stores.....
>> >
>> >well, probably not -- they don't build WalMarts downtown.
>> >
>> >bgl
> 
> 
> 

Actually you can do that with LiveStage Pro.  I?ve done something similar,
using stills, in my last two QTVRs.
<<http://geoimages.berkeley.edu/wwp904/html/BobShindel.html>>  I call them
Interactive Sidecar Slideshows.  This idea is not original with me. I
learned how to do this from a tutorial by Kevin Quinn at Quicktimeing.org
<<http://www.quicktiming.org/tutorials/vr_w_slides.php>>.  (Thanks Kevin, I
could have never figured this out on my own!)  In his tutorial Kevin uses an
Object VR.  From that I was able to figure out how to adapt it to a Panorama
VR adding a changing text track using much the same principle.  You can
download a free 30 day trial version of LiveStage Pro from Totally Hip
<<http://www.totallyhip.com/products.asp>>, but be warned give yourself lots
of time.  This is not an easy application to master, or even become barely
competent in like me.  I can post a copy of the code I used if wanted.  Like
REALVIZ did with Stitcher 3.1 a few of months ago, a long while back TOTALLY
HIP gave away a free copy of their older version of LiveStage Pro with a
copy of ComputerArts Magazine.  I wish more Software companies would do this
and in more than just, hard to find in the States and else where, British
Magazines.

Bob


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