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Gonna have to check this out later and see how the viewing part works on the Rift. I'm guessing it'll come down to viewing the images with the proper alignment
by soylentcola 11y ago
Gonna have to check this out later and see how the viewing part works on the Rift. I'm guessing it'll come down to viewing the images with the proper alignment on the desktop/browser-based photo viewing app. If you can pull them up fullscreen with a side-by-side layout it ought to work fine.
- VikingCoder 11y agoThey don't make it easy to do what you're asking. Mostly because it's a panorama. Also because it's a single jpg, but it only shows the left eye. The right eye data is embedded as a BASE64 encoded JPEG that is stored in the XMP data of the image. Yup.
- soylentcola 11y agoYeah, I figured that out the un-fun way. Hopefully someone makes a wrapper or something the way they have for other panoramic images or street view. You can fullscreen a side-by-side 3d image and view on the Rift but you'd need something to translate it to that format and map positional tracking.