Hem.i hope i'm correct, mapping is something quite complexģD vector graphics can be animated - to turn the planet you'd animate the textured sphere - BUT the textures themselves can be animated too - this could create some interesting effectsĬheck this video out, it has rotating, growing and moving planets.īeen experimenting with this, here's the result
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Then the point could be how to write a mathmap code for something as a Animated polar mapping (sorry for the zoom, this images were a example but for something else Is a (animated) spherical mapping of a equirectangular projection of GADL.(code by Pretzl- Gargoyle-Pisco Bandito )Īnd if that is the effect of a (Animated)spheric mapping of a ecquirectangular image.i suppose a (animated)POLAR mapping could create rotating planet This is not a planet and is not in 3D, but i believe a similar principle could be used to rotate planet
Revolverfactory edited this topic ages ago.Ĭheck my example of how this can be done in a post in another thread
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Visit us and download Flexify 2 absolutely for free. Let me know if anyone would be interested to test. Flaming Pear Flexify 2 for Photoshop( Flexify 2 Amazing Plugin Want to turn a picture of your kids into a cube, print your photos with origami folds, or make your house look as if it is reflected in a. I am working on a prototype of the 3D web game application where users can create / map own planets, add buildings, UFOs etc.
It has to be 3D scene using photo as a texture. It would have to take into account planets which are not centered in the picture. I discussed the choice of the angle during the creation recently. I was wondering if there exists an application that allows the viewer to rotate the planet when looking at it ?A printer? :) With the flexify plugin to photoshop you can adjust the spin parameter to do this for stereographic projection. More the result could be seen only in video format (or as Gif but then quality become really unaccetable, and filesize gigantic )Īs far as creating, with Gimp the polar coordinates transformer allows you to rotate before you do the transformation. Well i try to allow rotation to my planets but they were not done with the usual technique. I was wondering if there exists an application that allows the viewer to rotate the planet when looking at it ? It should be a very basic equivalent to the interactive viewer of equirectangular panoramas. Have you ever felt frustrated when looking at a little planet, and having to twist your head when you want to see the bottom part of it ? Or when you are creating a little planet, deciding which side should go up and which should go down ?
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