Cody Casey
Cupix is a web application that allows users to create 3D tours from 2D images. The process is called photogrammetry, and it involves taking relative coordinates from 2D images to create a 3D model. Users can move a pano cupix by selecting the desired pano and clicking on the desired location. This process is called Quick Transformation and allows users to move, rotate, and scale a section to fit into the 3D tour. Users can also adjust the scale of the 3D tour, which is critical for highly accurate dimensional measurements.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Moving a pano | Click and drag the pano to the desired position |
| Rotating a pano | Click on the light or fan-shaped icon and turn it in the desired direction |
| Scaling a pano | Adjust the scale in the 'Arrange Section' window by typing the estimated camera height |
| Fixing vertical orientation | Click the "Apply vertical fix to all panos" button |
| Applying a current pano on floor level | Use the "Apply pano on floor level" tool |
| Hiding a pano | Use the "Hide panos" feature |
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What You'll Learn
Move a pano to a desired position
To move a pano to a desired position, you can follow these steps:
Firstly, select the pano by right-clicking or clicking and holding for a few seconds. Then, click on the target icon labelled 'Click a point to move'. You can also simply click on the desired location, and your pano will move to that position.
If you want to move the pano to a specific point, you can then drag the pano on the grid, move the scale bar, or use the arrow keys to position it precisely. Once you have selected your pano, you can also use the ''Quick Transformation' function to move the pano to a designated spot instantly.
To spin and connect the pano with other panos, set a viewpoint by rotating the right screen and adjust the scale bar labelled 'Spin' to determine the direction. You can also click the icon labelled 'Spin pano by matching a reference pano'. This will allow you to adjust the current pano to match the orientation of a reference pano.
Finally, don't forget to save your changes.
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Spin pano using a reference pano
To spin a pano using a reference pano in Cupix, follow these steps:
Firstly, enter the Transform pano mode. Here, you can set a viewpoint by rotating on the right screen, and then adjust the scale bar labelled 'Spin' to determine the direction you want the pano to face.
Alternatively, you can use the Spin pano by matching a reference pano function. This feature was implemented to save users the trouble of correcting pano orientations. With this function, you only need one correctly oriented pano, which then becomes a guide for adjusting the orientation of other panos. To use this feature, click on the icon labelled 'Spin pano by matching a reference pano'. The Cupix guy will appear on the screen. The screen at the bottom shows a reference pano, and the one at the top displays your current pano. Adjust the scale bar to spin the current pano until the Cupix guy stands on the same line as the reference pano. To exit the editing mode, press the ESC key on your keyboard or click X.
It is important to note that changing the direction of a pano can cause problems with consistency and directional arrows if the other panos are not facing the same direction. To avoid this issue, ensure that all panos are facing the same way throughout the room or tour.
Additionally, you can always reach out to Cupix Support for assistance with aligning sections manually or drawing a floor plan. They provide all editing services and are there to help with any problems you may encounter.
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Fix vertical orientation
To fix the vertical orientation of a pano in Cupix, you can follow these steps:
- Right-click on the pano that is misaligned and select 'Transform Pano'. This will allow you to make adjustments to the orientation and alignment of the pano.
- To fix the vertical orientation specifically, click on the ''Fix vertical orientation' icon. This will correct any tilting issues with the pano.
- You will then need to click on the start point of the first vertical line, followed by the end point of the same line, referring to a blue hint line. This establishes the correct vertical orientation.
- If needed, repeat the process for a second vertical line, using a green hint line as a reference. Fine-tune the orientation until it is adjusted correctly.
- If all the panos in the section are tilted, you can click on the ''Apply vertical fix to all panos' button after adjusting one pano. This will apply the same vertical fix to all the panos in that section, ensuring consistency.
It is important to note that changing the vertical orientation of a pano should be done carefully, as altering the direction can cause problems with consistency and directional arrows if it faces a different direction than the rest of the points. In some cases, it may be preferable to disconnect a particular pano from the rest of the section if you want it to face a unique direction. However, this should be done with caution to avoid unintended issues with your project.
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Apply a current pano on floor level
When creating and editing a 3D tour in Cupix, you can add an interactive floor plan to be displayed in the web player. This floor plan acts as a map to help viewers understand their location and navigate the space. Each 360-degree photo (pano) is displayed on top of the floor plan as grey circles, with the current pano shown in the player highlighted in orange.
To apply a current pano on the floor level, you can adjust the position along the x and y-axis, the scale, and the rotation angle. The direction of the pano can be changed by going into the Layout tab and selecting the pano or the point that contains it. You can then turn it around using the light or fan-shaped icon, which indicates the direction the pano is facing.
If you want to move an entire section or change its facing direction, you can right-click and select "Select enclosing section" and then turn it as needed. However, be cautious as changing the direction of one section could cause problems with consistency and directional arrows if the other panos are not facing the same way.
To avoid this issue, you can disconnect a particular pano from the rest of the section by clicking "Edit connectivity". This allows you to turn the pano in the desired direction without affecting the rest of the section. Alternatively, Cupix's auto-alignment feature can automatically pre-orient each pano, allowing you to rotate each pano by 0, 90, 180, or 270 degrees with the "Rotate or Spin" button.
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Transform a section by selecting a pano's destination point
To transform a section by selecting a pano's destination point, you must first select the desired pano in the Tour Editor. This will display the connectivity between photos as orange lines. Right-click on the pano to access the Edit Connectivity menu, which allows you to add or remove connections to other panos.
To transform and adjust a section, use the Arrange Section dialog box, which appears when a section is selected in the Drawing View. Use the provided GUI handles to scale, rotate, and drag the floorplan or section horizontally or vertically. Scaling and rotating are centred around the pivot point, which can be repositioned by clicking and dragging it.
When creating and editing a 3D tour, you can add an interactive floor plan to help viewers navigate the space. Each 360-degree photo (pano) is displayed as a grey circle on the floor plan, with the currently viewed pano highlighted in orange. An adjustable radar symbol on the pano indicates the user's direction and field of view.
The Cupix software assumes that all photos in a section are taken on the same ground surface or connected stairs. Photos taken from different floors or with mixed indoor and outdoor shots may require separate sections to ensure accurate processing. To manage the density of panos in a 3D tour, you can enable the "Enable One Pano per Grid Cell" feature, which selects the pano closest to the centre of each grid cell while disabling others.
By selecting and transforming sections, you can adjust the arrangement and connectivity of panos to create a seamless and intuitive viewing experience for your 3D tour.
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Frequently asked questions
To move a pano to a desired position in Cupix, select the pano and then click on a location.
To rotate a pano, go to the Layout tab, select the pano or the point that contains it, and turn it around.
To fix the orientation of a pano, use the "Quick Transformation" feature by selecting one or two pano destination points. Cupix will then automatically adjust the transformation of the section to fit into your 3D Tour.
You can fix a vertical orientation issue with a pano by clicking the "Apply vertical fix to all panos" button.
To adjust the scale of a pano, you can type your estimated camera height in the 'Arrange Section' window. If you are unsure about your camera height, you can set it to 1.6m.
