I'll do my best to exsplain, a website I want to make using flash cs3.
imagine your in the center of a circular room with flat a floor and a flat ceiling. there are 6 computer stations evenly spaced against the wall. you use your mouse to control your spin and speed around the room. once you see the computer you want to use you click on it and you move closer to the computer station. once you are close you can use the that control panel to activate that display. see attached file for a clearer picture. any help or sugestions would be greatly apreciated
What you want is closer to a panorama controlled Flash movie. Perhaps once you click on a "computer station", then activate a movieClip that would bring to the front that computer station and allow the user to interface that while the background panorama is taken out of focus.
I thought that.
I started reading on panorama and dowloded 3d vista stitcher. I started to play around a very small bit, with unsatifactory results. do you know of any good stitching tutorials. or a sugestion on a better stitcher.
would I have to use an outside source like papervision to bring the panorama
to the stage.
Also do you how I would place each mc onto the panorama in flash? maybe use a looping array. allthough that will be pretty hard I thing ,to mach the calculation and speed of the panorama.
I was thinking about a Flash panorama maker - like this one.
That one is discontinued, but I swear that there was a newer version of it, or something like it elsewhere. Sorry for the sporadic answers, I'm sorta all over the place with holidays and a project that's really kicking my butt at the moment.
no sweat on the sporadic answers. thanks for the replies, I went to the link above and its what I'm looking for. they show two ways, one using a fish eye lens, and the othere a normal lense. I want the fish eye lense effect, but if I'm not using a camera to create the photos how can I get that perspective and effect. do you know of any photoshop cs3 plug-ins that would simulate the fish eyes effect? or any other way to get that look?
Thank you, and Happy New Year sincerly, Sybershot
Dear Jujumon,
thanks you very much for the site. I was very usefull, I've been using photoshop for years, and I never knew it had it's own sticher. It's alot easier the other sticher. but I'm still left with the problem of reproducing the fish eye effect. any Ideas.
Happy New Years sincerly sybershot
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