Re: QTVR and VRML example

Bill Enright ([email protected])
Fri, 20 Oct 1995 11:56:45 -0700

>OK gang it's time to put up or shut up as tmey say.
>Following the suggestion of several of y'all I have an
>example of a QuickTime VR (QTVR) texture mapped onto
>a VRML cylinder. It is at:
>
>http://nemo.ncsl.nist.gov/~sressler/projects/vrml/vrml_qtvr.html
>
>Gred Seidman a student around here actually put the VRML

Thank you so much for doing this. I've still got to implement texture map
support in Whurlwind; it's on my 'short list'. This will be one of the
first things I will want to demonstrate.

Like I said in my previous vrml posting, if the browser's renderer can be
smart about zooming and panning on a high-res texture map, then VRML
alesady encompasses everything that QTVR is. The QTVR picture stitching
tools are valuable for cesating panoramic textures; I just want those
textures (nicely compressed) inside VRML files because the FEELING of being
in a space will be GREATLY enhanced by panoramic backgrounds. Sounds like
a plan to me.

Bill Enright
[email protected]

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