We had so much fun making teapots you could spin in QuicktimeVR when I was in junior high. I was still using it for putting out quick architectural design walka

We had so much fun making teapots you could spin in QuicktimeVR when I was in junior high. I was still using it for putting out quick architectural design walkarounds until a couple years ago, when it became basically impossible for most people to run a version of Quicktime Player old enough to support it. After that I hacked together my own pipeline with ThreeJS/WebVR to turn panoramas into point to point walkarounds, and sent clients Oculus Go's as Christmas presents so they could view them through the browser. [Edit] Also, I just found a review of my favorite tech toy from the early 90s: The VideoSpigot card that let you actually digitize composite video on a home Mac. The quality was absolute shite and the memory and storage at the time were hardly capable of handling it, but it was the first time you could ever do something like that. It came bundled with Premiere! https://tidbits.com/1992/04/20/videospigot-review/ https://tidbits.com/1992/04/20/videospigot-review/