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metaman

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'Wallk through room' style navigation
« on: November 16, 2023, 02:30:07 PM »
see

https://3rl.io/hallwyl

This type of navigation would be nice to have, to kind of 'walk through' a model, eg a scanned room,
like implemented in the above web viewer:

  * move trackball forward / backward / left / right (w / a / s / d keys) for 'walking'
  * pan view left / right / up / down by moving the mouse, while keeping the horizon level and position unchanged

there could be an option added to move the trackball up and down with the keys. .....

For scanned objects, the current style of navigation is very convenient but it is less nice to use
to look around in a scanned room . This alternative navigation style like is implemented in the website
would be nicer to do that...

thnx !



 

Alexey Pasumansky

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Re: 'Wallk through room' style navigation
« Reply #1 on: November 16, 2023, 05:03:24 PM »
Hello metaman,

A similar kind of navigation is available for published projects in Agisoft Cloud:
movement with WASD keys (Q/E for ascend/descend), camera rotation from current point with cursor arrows.

You can check it going to interior in the following model:
https://cloud.agisoft.com/shared/projects/a7089e00-3b1d-4872-91a6-e3449e5017ff


I understand, that you are speaking about Metashape interface itself, but not sure, if such functionality (new navigation mode) would be available in the nearest updates. Usually using 3D controllers works for complex scenes like interiors.
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Alexey Pasumansky,
Agisoft LLC

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Re: 'Wallk through room' style navigation
« Reply #2 on: November 17, 2023, 12:10:25 PM »
aha yes thnx this is exactly what I meant. Unfortunately i dont have metashape professional.. But i just found that sketchfab also has a similar navigation style if you pick 'first person view'. I think I can use that for new.....