Using 360° Images in E-Learning #337: Challenge | Recap
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After taking a look at the Magic series by Chris Hodgson and Devlin Peck's escape room, I got inspired to create my own project—an Interactive Virtual Tour using several different 360° photos. I used three different 360 photos from various sources, and I'd like to explain how I adjusted these photos to match my project's goals.
I found the main photo, featuring the beach, through a link shared by Devlin Peck https://pixexid.com/search/360-panoramic. However, this photo was missing a controller and a phone, so I used the PS Beta generative AI to add them in. I also made some edits to the room to give it a livelier atmosphere, such as adding fruits, a comfortable couch, rugs, a plant, and an open door that provides a view of a statue.
Next, I constructed the entire bathroom scene using a skybox https://pixexid.com/search/360-panoramic. I carefully adjusted it to seamlessly fit with the room. After a few trials and errors, I achieved the exact results I was aiming for.
The remaining elements of the tour were created using hotspots and triggers to introduce users to the room and guide them to the beach.
You can check this out here: https://gokcenurinaninstructionaldesign.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com/An+Interactive+Virtual+Tour+Using+Multiple+360%C2%B0+Photos/story.html
Please let me know what you think! #ELHChallenge #Interactive360images
I found the main photo, featuring the beach, through a link shared by Devlin Peck https://pixexid.com/search/360-panoramic. However, this photo was missing a controller and a phone, so I used the PS Beta generative AI to add them in. I also made some edits to the room to give it a livelier atmosphere, such as adding fruits, a comfortable couch, rugs, a plant, and an open door that provides a view of a statue.
Next, I constructed the entire bathroom scene using a skybox https://pixexid.com/search/360-panoramic. I carefully adjusted it to seamlessly fit with the room. After a few trials and errors, I achieved the exact results I was aiming for.
The remaining elements of the tour were created using hotspots and triggers to introduce users to the room and guide them to the beach.
You can check this out here: https://gokcenurinaninstructionaldesign.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com/An+Interactive+Virtual+Tour+Using+Multiple+360%C2%B0+Photos/story.html
Please let me know what you think! #ELHChallenge #Interactive360images