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About This Webinar
Join Juan Camilo Infante and the IVRPA for a learning session on how to build an app for your 360 photos using Unity. This is the second part and will carry on from there. If you haven't watched Part 1 yet, you'll find it here: https://www.bigmarker.com/ivrpa2/intro-unity-p1
Agenda
  • Importing 360 video to Unity
  • Integrating Oculus Quest within Unity
  • Textures and Materials: Importing 360 photos to Unity
  • Switching between 2 panoramas by controller input
  • Export settings
Presenters
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Juan Camilo Infante
Co-Founder & CTO at Perspektiva 360, IVRPA Director
Juan Camilo is a 360 panoramic photographer and a Unity Developer for Oculus/OpenVR, a fellow of the Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative, and is a member of the board of directors for IVRPA.
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Tanja
IVRPA Director of Online Education
Through the use of 360° panoramic imagery I'm exploring and investigating spaces that artists create, fabricate, work in and/or find inspirational. Based in Los Angeles, I have created and purveyed 360 VR photography since 2010. In 2015, I was honored to be a Guest Researcher at the International Animation & Virtual Reality Research Center (iAVRrc) in partnership with the China Animation Institute and the Beijing Film Academy.
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