Combining a 360 Photo to a 3D Scan

You added good tutorial. I try this technology but... But my sphere in blender has transparency only in solid mode. When i switch render preview (Sketchfab, Kroscloud too) sphere isnt transparency, i see outside.

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. Myself I only do 360 spherical panoramas but not 3D models. I am interested on how the 3D bus station was made by itself before the merge with your drone panorama. In your video you assumed that it was done, could you share a hint how it was made? Thanks in advance.

thanks for sharing!!

we need destroyed buldings for game map

Excellent - I will need to try this out.

Nice! Wouldn't image be reversed because you flipped normals? Is that something you really need to do or is it for previewing? :)

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for, dude you are the best. I always hated the black background or rather no background with the scans

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Alright, so, this is probably a silly question. But, despite me making a living using professional software, I can not for the life of me find a good solution as to bring my scans in to vr. It seems like everyone just takes for granted that everyone else knows how to do this, meaning that no one explains it to people like me. So, what is the workflow from scan to product in vr?
I simply need to create a scene and drag objects into said scene, but I can't find any software that does this simply. It should be noted that I need to do this without WiFi, meaning that it should be uploaded to my quest and bring with me to the bottom of the ocean if need be.

This is amazing! Thanks for making this videos <3 +1 sub

Brilliant!! I was curious about this for a long time!!

What do you use to stitch the scanned photos?

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Thanks for the tutorial. The HDRImaker add on does something similar if anyone is lazy

good to see content from you again! I've been using your reality capture tutorials and finally got a SteamVR home environment of my work office and I'm having a blast learning this stuff. Keep it up buddy!

Yesssss genius to bring up the 360 sphere's ground into a plane!

Great idea I have to try this sometime.

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