page1 2008-07-02T12:16:10.885-04:00 Is_VR_Worx_26_compatible_with_M 2008-07-02T12:16:10.885-04:00 VR Worx 2.6 is compatible with Windows XP or earlier, Mac OS X Tiger and Mac OS X Leopard. A free update will be released in the very near future for Vista users.<br /><br /><a href="javascript:history.go(-1)"><< Previous Page</a> Access_denied_during_the_instal 2008-07-02T12:16:05.561-04:00 If you're trying to install VR Worx 2.6 on Mac OS X, and receive this message, it's possible that there are some files causing a conflict and preventing the installation. To correct this, perform a search for VR Worx using the Finder menu (File menu and select Find or Command + F). The files you may find are:<br /><br /><ul class="disc"><li>The VR Worx application file in the Applications folder</li><li>The VR Worx folder located in the ~\home\Library\Application Support folder</li><li>The VR Worx preferences and com.vrtoolbox.vrworx.2x.plist files in the ~\home\Library\Preferences folder</li></ul><br />If the files and folders are found, select them and drag them to the Trash. Launch the VR Worx 2.6 installer to install the application.<br /><br /><a href="javascript:history.go(-1)"><< Previous Page</a> I_just_purchased_a_VR_Toolbox_p 2008-07-02T12:15:58.511-04:00 You may experience problems such as the inability to save a project file or exporting to QTVR format after installing the full version. This usually means that a demo or an associated preferences file from the demo is still residing somewhere on your hard drive. Before installing the full version, uninstall the demo and make sure that all the preferences related to the demo are deleted. There may be some instances when you may have to go into the Program Files folder (PC's) and physically delete the VR Toolbox folder and all it's contents after running the Add/Remove applet or go into your Systems Folder\Preferences (Mac's) and delete the preferences file. Empty the Recycle Bin or Trash and perform a fresh install. Upon starting the application, you should receive a splash screen and a dialog box to enter your registration information.<br /><br /><a href="javascript:history.go(-1)"><< Previous Page</a> What_is_a_Scratch_Disk_and_how_ 2008-07-02T12:15:53.724-04:00 Whenever working with a project, The VR Worx stores all of its intermediate image data calculations on its scratch disk. When a project is saved, the data from the scratch disk is written to the specified file. The scratch disk space requirements can be rather high, so a location should be chosen with a fair amount of free disk space. It must also be kept in mind that The VR Worx relies heavily on its scratch disk; so choosing the fastest disk available will enhance The VR Worx's performance.<br /><br /><a href="javascript:history.go(-1)"><< Previous Page</a> Ive_misplaced_my_registration_c 2008-07-02T12:15:48.011-04:00 Our sales department will be more than happy to receive your call, gather some vital information and issue you a new key code.<br /><br /><a href="javascript:history.go(-1)"><< Previous Page</a> How_difficult_is_it_to_learn_th 2008-07-02T12:15:42.023-04:00 The VR Worx user interface has been designed to follow a tab driven, step-by-step method of creating QuickTime VR panoramas, object movies and multi-node movies. Each tabbed section will require the user to input information before proceeding on to the next step. The VR Worx provides an intuitive and logical manner into the creative world of QuickTime VR.<br /><br /><a href="javascript:history.go(-1)"><< Previous Page</a> What_is_VR_Worx 2008-07-02T12:15:36.524-04:00 The VR Worx is the new suite of QuickTime VR tools from VR Toolbox. The VR Worx combines all our QTVR solutions into a single integrated interface, a studio environment, creating the ideal tool suite for the user who needs all that QuickTime VR has to offer. The VR Worx gives you the ability to generate QTVR Panoramic movies, Object movies and Multi-node scenes, involving advanced elements that push the QuickTime VR envelope . . . incorporating aspects of this exciting technology not seen in any other QTVR product.<br /><br />Explore the potential of e-commerce, showing panoramic movies of real estate or visiting travel and leisure destinations. Incorporate object movies for on-line product catalogs, training and instruction and more. Create multi-node virtual environments with panoramas, objects, still images and linear movies. So many things, from products to parts, artifacts to works of art, showrooms to corporate facilities come to life when viewed from any vantage point . . . the possibilities are endless.<br /><br /><a href="javascript:history.go(-1)"><< Previous Page</a> What_is_QuickTime_VR 2008-07-02T12:14:54.102-04:00 QuickTime Virtual Reality is an extension of the QuickTime technology developed by Apple Computer, Inc. that allows viewers to interactively explore and examine photo realistic, three-dimensional, virtual world. Unlike many other virtual reality systems, QuickTime VR does not require the viewer to wear goggles, a helmet or gloves. Instead, the viewer navigates in a virtual world using conventional computer input devices (such as the mouse, trackball, track pad or keyboard) to change the displayed image via the QuickTime VR movie controller.<br /><br />QuickTime VR is fast becoming one of the most important assets you can have, bringing a new level of interactivity and motion to web design and multimedia productions. As in all our products, the user can create interactive QuickTime VR movies quickly, simply and professionally, with any kind of camera . . . film, digital, video or created on the computer using a three-dimensional (3D) graphics package.<br /><br />A QuickTime VR movie contains all the date for a QuickTime VR virtual world. The movie contains a single scene, which is an aggression of one or more nodes. A node is a location in a virtual world which an object or panorama can be viewed. For panoramic nodes, the node's position is the center point from which the panorama is viewed. Any number of nodes, objects, panoramas, linear movies or stills, can comprise a QuickTime VR Scene.<br /><br /><a href="javascript:history.go(-1)"><< Previous Page</a>