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| Posted by okh at May 24, 2013, 2:43:04 PM |
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Background panaorama Doing some maintenance with the help of SH3D, I couldn't help myself trying to add some background to the model photo. As I didn't have an actual panorama, I used www.virtual-globe.info (better resolution than Google Earth, at least Norwegian data-set). ok  Link to photo on Flickr PS - Prodess: add transparency to the model photo and copy into background image (using Gimp) |
| Posted by Puybaret at May 24, 2013, 4:38:13 PM |
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Re: Background panaorama Nice idea, but why did you have to add transparency to your model photo? ---------------------------------------- Emmanuel Puybaret, Sweet Home 3D creator |
| Posted by okh at May 24, 2013, 5:41:07 PM |
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Re: Background panaorama I deleted the sky/ground from sh3d photo to see the background. Then I made my slanting terrain model (green at level 0) semi-transparent to blend in. I see now that I seem to have added transparency to the chalet itself too, but that was unintended :-) The chalet is an "eagle's nest" and the vista is just like this. Virtual globe makes it easy, as it supports geo-co-ordinates and angle of view in a hyperlink (thinking plug-in linking from the compass in sh3d, but maybe not really useful). |
| Posted by okh at May 24, 2013, 5:58:01 PM |
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Re: Background panaorama - linking to vista Consider a house outside Sallanches, Haute-Savoie - the link would look like this to provide a realistic backdrop. http://www.norgei3d.no/VirtualGlobeStarter.ph...00000001243&libs=Xj3D Or - Verbier (Chemin D'Amon) Just as examples. But as it is probably only useful in montainous areas, it is probably not worth a plug-in... |
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