QTVR Objects Mastodon (Mammut americanum) tooth from Boney Spring, Boone County, Missouri This mastodon tooth is a good example of a QTVR object. QTVR objects are virtual reality scenes in which the viewer can feel like he/she can manipulate some kind of physical object. In other words, QTVR objects provide a view similar to that seen when the user holds the object in hand and turns it around. QTVR objects can be either multi- or single-planed. With a single-plane object (like the one above) the object can only be rotated around one axis. With a multi-plane object (such as the one shown below) the object can be rotated around three axes. A multi-plane QTVR object of the mastodon tooth shown above. [ Top of QTVR Section ] [ What is Virtual Reality? ] [ What is QTVR? ] [ QTVR Panoramas ] [ QTVR Objects ] [ Linked QTVR Panoramas ] [ QTVR Equipment ] [ Advantages of QTVR ] [ Disadvantages of QTVR ] [ Making QTVR Panoramas ] [ Making QTVR Objects ] [ Additional capabilities of QTVR ] About QTVR | Uses of QTVR for Museums | Museums in the Classroom
Mastodon (Mammut americanum) tooth from Boney Spring, Boone County, Missouri This mastodon tooth is a good example of a QTVR object. QTVR objects are virtual reality scenes in which the viewer can feel like he/she can manipulate some kind of physical object. In other words, QTVR objects provide a view similar to that seen when the user holds the object in hand and turns it around. QTVR objects can be either multi- or single-planed. With a single-plane object (like the one above) the object can only be rotated around one axis. With a multi-plane object (such as the one shown below) the object can be rotated around three axes. A multi-plane QTVR object of the mastodon tooth shown above. [ Top of QTVR Section ] [ What is Virtual Reality? ] [ What is QTVR? ] [ QTVR Panoramas ] [ QTVR Objects ] [ Linked QTVR Panoramas ] [ QTVR Equipment ] [ Advantages of QTVR ] [ Disadvantages of QTVR ] [ Making QTVR Panoramas ] [ Making QTVR Objects ] [ Additional capabilities of QTVR ] About QTVR | Uses of QTVR for Museums | Museums in the Classroom
This mastodon tooth is a good example of a QTVR object.
QTVR objects are virtual reality scenes in which the viewer can feel like he/she can manipulate some kind of physical object. In other words, QTVR objects provide a view similar to that seen when the user holds the object in hand and turns it around.
QTVR objects can be either multi- or single-planed. With a single-plane object (like the one above) the object can only be rotated around one axis. With a multi-plane object (such as the one shown below) the object can be rotated around three axes.
A multi-plane QTVR object of the mastodon tooth shown above. [ Top of QTVR Section ] [ What is Virtual Reality? ] [ What is QTVR? ] [ QTVR Panoramas ] [ QTVR Objects ] [ Linked QTVR Panoramas ] [ QTVR Equipment ] [ Advantages of QTVR ] [ Disadvantages of QTVR ] [ Making QTVR Panoramas ] [ Making QTVR Objects ] [ Additional capabilities of QTVR ] About QTVR | Uses of QTVR for Museums | Museums in the Classroom
[ Top of QTVR Section ] [ What is Virtual Reality? ] [ What is QTVR? ] [ QTVR Panoramas ] [ QTVR Objects ] [ Linked QTVR Panoramas ] [ QTVR Equipment ] [ Advantages of QTVR ] [ Disadvantages of QTVR ] [ Making QTVR Panoramas ] [ Making QTVR Objects ] [ Additional capabilities of QTVR ]
