TIP: Save the the HTML file in the same directory as the QuickTime movie.You can choose to render out a sequence in one of the Stereo types, but unless you have set up Stereoscopy in the Camera Properties window you will just get output that is "flat". $n is a placeholder and will be replaced with the name of the images’ folder. Output File: Choose Open to find a destination for the output. This will be displayed on the music player. Sound Title: Add the sound file’s title here. Use DevalVR: This this if you plan to use the DevalVR player.Įmbed Sound File: Choose Open to add sound file to play during the movie using the XSPF Web Music Player. Table Background Color: Use the color picker to choose the userdata table’s background color. Table Text Color: Use the color picker to choose the userdata’s text color. Table Border Color: Use the color picker to choose the border color for the user data table. Include Userdata Table: Select this to show the information entered in the User Data section. Show QuickTime Controller: Choose to show the original QuickTime Controller or not. Text Color: Use the color picker to choose a color for the HTML text.īackground Color: Use the color picker to choose a color for the background of the HTML page. Template: Currently, there is only one template to choose from: normal.ggt. This file can then be later edited and customized for your needs. To inlcude an HTML template when outputting your movie, select Enable HTML File. By default, the QuickTime movie will be saved to the same directory as the image. 
Choose Open to select a different destination for the output. Output File: This displays the name of your file when outputted. This means the movie can be zoomed in two times it’s default zoom.Ĭenter: Adjust the center of the zoom. A default zoom of 1 means the image will be at its original zoom level (or have no zoom.) To allow zooming in your object movie, select Enable zoom.ĭefault: The initial zoom level. (The default speed, 0.10, refers to one tenth of a degree per frame.)
Speed: The speed at which the movie will rotate.
Ping-Pong: The movie will rotate back and forth from the first and last images. Rotate: The movie will fully rotate through all images. Off: Select this option when you wish to not have your movie automatically play. Select Keep Aspect Ratio to ensure that the aspect ratio doesn’t not change when adjusting the window size. Window Size: This is the size of the movie window. Use the slider to define the JPEG quality or type in the value. Image Quality: The overall quality of the image. Choose Auto to use the original width of the images. Image Width: Define the image width of your project in pixels. Object2VR’s QuickTime Settings Image Settings
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