Use our built-in skins ( silhouette_v6 and simplex_v6) which already have the button and actions already applied or update a skin with the Enter VR component or build your own button.įrom the menu for Skin, choose silhouette_v6.ggsk or simplex_v6.ggsk.Ĭheck that Enabled is selected in the VR pane.Ĭlick the Generate Output button. The globes will expand These can be changed using custom hotspot images.įor more feature support and app creation, we recommend using VR Tourviewer The tour node hotspots will be visible as spinning 3D globes. You can find an up-to-date list at .Ĭurrently, only Tour Node type point hotspots are supported in the WebXR output. Most of the current VR headsets can display WebXR content. Then I realized that I just needed to split things up.WebXR enables you to create an immersive experience directly from a web page without the need for an app. how would I do it if I needed two directions? Picturing it in my head, it seemed like it wouldn't work. Flipping through a series of images with a horizontal slider is easy. I haven't actually used Object2VR to make things.
I don't know if there are any licensing issues with this technique though. When dragging right and left, the background image changes. When dragging up and down, the timeline shows one of the 12 elements and then hides the other 11. Then, left and right would change the background image of those elements. I suppose you could have 12 elements for dragging up and down. 144 images.but that would involve programming, if you want to do it dynamically.Īlthough, theoretically, Hype can drag to control timelines. If you're going with 30° increments, that's only 12 x 12 images. The Empire State Building example worked on my iPad. I last used it in 2016 and I have don't believe it's been updated since then so I have no idea if it will work on mobiles etc. Ah, no, that wouldn't work as the hotspots wouldn't rotate with the object.
Could I do this with them do you think? Can they be controlled by the cursor/finger to rotate an object by playing through the sprites. Sorry if this is basic stuff for you guy's but I haven't used Hype in a very long time and I'm not sure just how much it can do natively these days.Įdit: I've just remembered 'Sprite Sheets'.
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it must be responsive.Īlternatively perhaps just controlling an mp4 of the spin with a timeline is the way to go? I don't necessarily need to import and control 3d objects as they won't look as good as a render.
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The only problem is, I last used it in 2016 and I have don't believe it's been updated since then so I have no idea if it will work on mobiles etc.Ĭan anybody recommend another software that can do this that works will with hype (with minimum programming as I'm no programmer!) and that will work offline if required but that will also run online on desktop and mobile in various browsers? i.e. Years ago I used to make these in 'Object2vr', which is an app that allows you to add a bunch of stills from a spin-round animation that then gets controlled by the cursor. One of the things they want will be those spin-round 3d things with hotspots that link to more information. I am about to start a huge job in hype that will be a stand-alone, off and online presentation for a big client.
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