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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	welp, if it be QTVR tutorials you're after check [url=http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=quicktime+vr+tutorial]Google[/url], some good ones came up on the first page. I can't really help with QTVR as I do it through iPIX software and you're not going to get that or find tutorials on it without spending some serious cash. The iPIX Builder is used to sticth together a couple of 180 degree fisheyes then it can output this 'sphere' to be played with a plugin, java, as an exe or QTVR. For the interactivity you're talking about you'd use iPIX TV Studio to link the 'rooms', add narration, music, html, whatever. The only tutorials I've seen for the iPIX stuff is their help files, and at times, they're about as helpful as, well, a help file can be I guess. I did manage to [url=http://www.ipix-i.com/support/download/camsoft/Getting_Started.pdf]ferret this out[/url] of Google, it the manual for the 360 Suite of softwares, the ones mentioned above are included. I think the only diffence between a QTVR and an iPIX immersive image is that with iPIX you're inside a sphere and can see everything, the QTVR is essentially just a panorama, you cannot see the floor/ground or ceiling/sky. [url=http://family.disk919.com/jason/][i]Jason[/i][/url] Loading...
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