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Sunday, September 2, 2012

KubeGL - View Autodesk 360 Cloud Panorama's Offline

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So you are using Autodesk 360 Cloud rendering to create nifty little panorama's and you want to view those panoramas outside of the Autodesk 360 website....  Well, it is very easy to do....


  1. Log onto Autodesk 360 Cloud Rendering and download your panorama as a .jpeg.
  2. Download KubeGL.exe
  3. Run KubeGL.exe 
  4. Select your .jpeg and click OK.

And there you have it!  Spin, zoom, and enjoy...  Oh, and wait for Autodesk to up the quality of Panoramas...

Posted by at Sunday, September 02, 2012

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juan carlos · 643 weeks ago

gracias
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RicardoCC · 643 weeks ago

See the class http://au.autodesk.com/?nd=au_player#1%0:3597

How to make a panorama using Revit without internet.
Render techniques (indoor and outdoor)
See the Module 3
Chapter 5

December See the class http://au.autodesk.com/?nd=au_player#1%0:3597

How to make a panorama using Revit without internet.
Render techniques (indoor and outdoor)
See the Module 3
Chapter 5
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bhughes · 603 weeks ago

I can't seem to locate this. Has it moved?
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bhughes · 603 weeks ago

Nevermind. I found it. Is there a version that has been translated into English?
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Sam · 636 weeks ago

im loving this, but its very frustrating that there is no mobile/ipad app that i can find that will display the cube type 360 panoramas.... any ideas?? the kubegl program is great on my PC but what about being able to share these images with clients or take them to meetings on a tablet!?
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bhughes · 603 weeks ago

It seems an update was pushed on AD360 and they no longer download panoramas as jpegs, rather they are encrypted html files.
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harsh · 489 weeks ago

this piece of software says the image has to be in a particular set of aspect ratios, and it doesnt have 2x1 (wxh) ratio, which is generally the 360 rendered view have, like views rendered with vray over sketchup.
is there any other way this kind of images can be viewed?

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