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I have seen people use Octane to render out panoramics and then use those images to create 360 degree walkthroughs where you can move from room to room. I know the idea and concept behind it and I tried it with some free software, but I was wondering if anyone has any tips on software to use that will get it all ready to upload to a webpage?

Thanks for any tips

Very interesting actually. Might incorporate this into Phantom Scatter, would be very handy for architects.

Hi Kavorka. I'd also like to know.

Guus,
If you make it, I will buy it.

Seeker

I used Octane with krPano. It is very easy to use.
Here is an example: http://www.nkrumah.de/WIR/Nkrumah-2012/ ... ml5=prefer

We are in fact working in automating this on the cloud service, where render power is cheap. We will also offer other types of high end batch render options for orbx uploads. You will see this abd other upcoming features at siggraph.

Goldorak wrote:We are in fact working in automating this on the cloud service, where render power is cheap. We will also offer other types of high end batch render options for orbx uploads. You will see this abd other upcoming features at siggraph.

now that sounds very interesting!

Goldorak wrote:We are in fact working in automating this on the cloud service, where render power is cheap. We will also offer other types of high end batch render options for orbx uploads. You will see this abd other upcoming features at siggraph.

Great news! Can't wait to see what you geniuses (and Abstrax) are cooking up.

Seeker

Refracty wrote:I used Octane with krPano. It is very easy to use.
Here is an example: http://www.nkrumah.de/WIR/Nkrumah-2012/ ... ml5=prefer

Woow. That's awesome, Refracty! Thanks for sharing. I love the use of the accelerometer on the iphone as well.

I have great hopes that Brigade would bring us great interactivity.

Seeker

One I've seen used before is Panotour Pro. I'd like to try it myself.

www.krpano.com (engine behind panotour).

One can use the same software to make gigapixel 3d renders, both 360 and flat.
www.gigarender.com