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Semana Santa, the Holy Week in Spain is the annual tribute of the Passion for Jesus Christ celebrated by Catholic fraternities (Spanish: cofradías). During the last week of Lent, the week immediately before Easter, the streets are filled with processions that demonstrate elaborate and century-old sculptures such as the Holy Supper, the Judgement, or the… Continue reading Semana Santa in 360º
You may have noticed that, when opening your virtual tours on an iPhone or iPad, the tours don't behave as they used to. Before, you could physically turn and rotate the phone to look around. Now, the screen is fix and you need to use your finger to move around. That is because Apple decided… Continue reading How to get your Gyroscope back on iOS
Big News: The VT PRO beta (What is that?) now includes a publisher which lets you upload your virtual tours to Google Street View (GSV). The tool is very easy to use and follows a similar approach as your general virtual tour creation in VT PRO (despite the fact that Google won't show any skin… Continue reading Upload your tours to Google Street View
We already posted an article on how to watch 3DVista Tours offline on Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and similar. But since running your virtual tours on these devices online also requires a small one-time set-up of your devices, we thought it would be helpful to post the instruction for Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and other… Continue reading Running Virtual Tours on Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and mixed reality devices
Usually, on this blog we show you how WE apply our technology, how new functions are meant to be used and samples that WE have created. But isn't it also most interesting to see the raw and unedited truth of how you guys are actually using 3DVista? That's what this series is about: Letting you… Continue reading Making Of: A Virtual Tour for Exploring Modern Living with Infrared Heaters by Welltherm
