PMVR enables displaying 360 degree panoramas in web pages or full-screen mode. It is a fast, small and multi-platform software that allows creating walk-throughs with the optional floor plan feature, and full integration with JavaScript permits customization.
PMVR is a panoramic image display software that renders 360 degree images in both web page and full screen modes, delivering an exceptional performance, even on 2560x1600 displays. This software offers a great alternative to QuickTime VR (QTVR) which is widely used for creating large multi-node virtual tours.
PMVR was designed to be a small, fast, and multi-platform display software that offers full integrations with JavaScript, enabling its users to customize their experiences to their liking. It also comes with an optional floor plan which enables in the creation of remarkable walk-throughs for homes or any other "mappable" environment. As you move the panorama, you can observe changes in the highlight of the associated floor plan, showing you the "field-of-view" seen in the panorama.
What's more, the VirtualTourEditor.exe (Windows only) comes with this software and makes authoring your virtual tour a breeze. All you need to do is import your panoramas, set titles, create hot spots, and publish your work. PMVR fully supports really large panoramas and comes with a mouse wheel that enables quick zoom in and out of the panorama. Even better, when the panorama is larger than the viewer window, zooming in provides more and more detail as you zoom in.
One of the most exceptional things about PMVR is its capacity to produce high-definition panoramas. The top of the PMVR manual web page at duckware.com features several example virtual tours with large (5600x1000) high-definition panoramas for you to try out. The resulting virtual tours are incredibly crisp and clear, and when viewed in full-screen mode, they look simply stunning on large 30" 2560x1600 display such as Apple's Cinema display.
Finally, the trial download of the PMVR software comes with sample panoramas that enable you to launch the VirtualTourEditor.exe and produce your first virtual tour in seconds.
PMVR was designed to be a small, fast, and multi-platform display software that offers full integrations with JavaScript, enabling its users to customize their experiences to their liking. It also comes with an optional floor plan which enables in the creation of remarkable walk-throughs for homes or any other "mappable" environment. As you move the panorama, you can observe changes in the highlight of the associated floor plan, showing you the "field-of-view" seen in the panorama.
What's more, the VirtualTourEditor.exe (Windows only) comes with this software and makes authoring your virtual tour a breeze. All you need to do is import your panoramas, set titles, create hot spots, and publish your work. PMVR fully supports really large panoramas and comes with a mouse wheel that enables quick zoom in and out of the panorama. Even better, when the panorama is larger than the viewer window, zooming in provides more and more detail as you zoom in.
One of the most exceptional things about PMVR is its capacity to produce high-definition panoramas. The top of the PMVR manual web page at duckware.com features several example virtual tours with large (5600x1000) high-definition panoramas for you to try out. The resulting virtual tours are incredibly crisp and clear, and when viewed in full-screen mode, they look simply stunning on large 30" 2560x1600 display such as Apple's Cinema display.
Finally, the trial download of the PMVR software comes with sample panoramas that enable you to launch the VirtualTourEditor.exe and produce your first virtual tour in seconds.
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