What's the best way to share a 360 Cube Map?
I see that I can share the Link to IMSI web sever Cube Map viewer but someone who opens the Link sees all of the 360 Cube Maps that IMSI has created.
Is there a way to share the Link so only my 360 Cube Map is visible?
Hi there,
2 ways:
1 - When you export the cube view => copy the link in the address bar of your browser (for example http://viewer.imsidesign.com//?file=20200905175320Untitled1.bmp) You can share this address as I am doing here.
2 - You can send the file to other people and, opening the viewer, they can open the file (Your 360° Rendering field)
Hope this helps.
Quote from: Patricia G. on September 05, 2020, 10:39:45 AM
Hi there,
2 ways:
1 - When you export the cube view => copy the link in the address bar of your browser (for example http://viewer.imsidesign.com//?file=20200905175320Untitled1.bmp) You can share this address as I am doing here.
2 - You can send the file to other people and, opening the viewer, they can open the file (Your 360° Rendering field)
Hope this helps.
Hi,
Yes, I understand and everything is working great. :)
I'm referring to the "other Cube maps" at the bottom of the viewer. They are always visible and ready to be selected and viewed.
If I send some one my design via the web address for viewing they'll see the other designs (created by IMSI) at the bottom of the screen.
I don't see a way to close those.
You are using the IMSI viewer, so it makes sense that they show their products.
Quote from: Patricia G. on September 06, 2020, 02:19:49 PM
You are using the IMSI viewer, so it makes sense that they show their products.
:) I agree that it makes sense for IMSI to advertise their products but the images of their 360 cube maps below my uploaded 360 cube map appear to be part of my design for viewing. Maybe they could have a link to their cube maps > or < something in writing saying the images are not part of the design currently being viewed in the 360 viewer. I mean, they are easily selected and become active when a viewer first opens the link.
Anyways, :) just a thought and i guess I can figure out a way around the confusion.
:)