QuickTime VR is an enhanced version of QuickTime. This version adds the ability to display and rotate objects in three dimensions. The user prepares visual material for QuickTime VR from a computer generated 3D artwork from a series of photographs. To use the photographs, the object must be photographed from different angles. QuickTime is able to stitch these photos up and put them together in a realistic way as if you were to move about outside and object or inside the space. Users can enjoy the freedom of 360-degree visualization, but their movement is limited to a finite number of fixed points. This makes QuickTime excellent for demonstrating the appearance of remote locations or objects, but limits the content to images that can be photographed.
What is Virtual Reality Modelling Language (VMRL)?
Virtual Reality Modelling Language (VMRL) is a specification for displaying 3 dimensional objects on the Internet. …
