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Part 6: Creating the QTVR
Maybe you would like to correct some minor flaws in your
panorama. The last (and maybe best) option to do so is by using the
Pro-Version of PanoCube.
Please read the Documentation of PanoCube thoroughly. I will not explain the
details of using the software here.
PanoCube:
In the file Script.txt you will find the following line: 1 # create
tiles for editing ( 0 = NO, 1 = YES). Default NO.
With this Option you will not create a .MOV-file immediately. Instead you
will get back 6 cubefaces. This gives a good opportunity to correct some
minor flaws in your panorama.
Before you create the final QTVR by dragging one of the
faces back on PanoCube you should adapt the rest of the parameters in the
script file:
### INITIAL
VIEW DATA ###
0 # initial pan angle. Default is 0. From -180 to +180
range allowed.
0 # initial pitch angle. Default is 0. From -1800 to
+1800 range allowed.
105 # initial field of view. Default is 70. From 5 to 140
range allowed.
--> Tip: If you want to start with a special pan/pitch/zoom you can find the
appropriate values by viewing your panorama with PixScreen. In the lower right edge of the
viewer's window you can read your values for Yaw (=Pan-180), Pitch, and FOV.
With # make html
code ( 0 = NO, 1 = YES). Default NO. Panocube also generates a simple
HTML-page which already has the basic code for inclusion.