Labeled graphics interactions are one of the most popular interactions because they’re easy to create and only need a single image to turn static visuals into interactive, explore-type activi...
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Bonjour Heroes.
Yes, I didn't expect the challenge to be launched so soon. I've accelerated it today because tomorrow is craft day at home! Sometimes I get really stupid ideas like drawing the inside of a... (which takes a lot of time, and no AI has been able to help me!). I hope it's immersive enough.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/cb32ff98-ad9d-4277-a8b8-b9ec5c0c3cf5/review
PS: this can be seen as an extension of Angela's demo from last week, which I really liked.
Yes, I didn't expect the challenge to be launched so soon. I've accelerated it today because tomorrow is craft day at home! Sometimes I get really stupid ideas like drawing the inside of a... (which takes a lot of time, and no AI has been able to help me!). I hope it's immersive enough.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/cb32ff98-ad9d-4277-a8b8-b9ec5c0c3cf5/review
PS: this can be seen as an extension of Angela's demo from last week, which I really liked.
- Thank you. I learned a lot. I'm trying to decide which area is my "favorite".
- Appropriate use. Thanks for sharing!
- This is so cool to see that material in a different way! And what a cool, creative use for 360.
- Interesting use of the 360 image to show the interior of a small space, rather than a wide open space. Think it suits this topic well.
- Not so small space, Jonathan. Very big ideas can be born inside.
- I felt very immersed ;-) That was a well done demo and creative way to use the 360 feature!
- This is great! It gives the feeling of being a Magic School Bus adventure with Ms Frizzle's! Am I understanding correctly that you drew this?
- Thanks Sonya. You mentioned a reference I'd never heard of! English? American? Let's discover it right away on the Internet. I've attached in the Comment of the Review the original image I drew, with Freepik illustrations of a skull front, side, top, etc. and lots of tries with Photoshop. I made sure that the edges, top and bottom all came together harmoniously, which is often the fault with rectangular images used as 360° images. It was a bit easier because it's pretty gray in there.
