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    --- EDITED to remove g.project -----

    you will likely find that using a cube environmental map will work a bit better than one in SimpleCylindrical

    unless some EXTREME care is taken , there will be noticeable image errors at the top/bottom ( north/south poles)

    seeing as this is for a VR set up
    i am betting you already are using Blender or 3dStudio

    Hugin should be able to stitch together individual images and remap that to a SimpleCylindrical environmental map

    as to undoing the image in the top post
    converting it into 3 images
    --
    top
    middle ( many images centered on the area you are working on )
    bottom
    --
    and then remapping it back
    i use gis software normally and that can be a bit COMPLEX to use


    G.Projector can only change stuff from equirectangular,
    that is why i have not been using it


    However
    for simple editing "The Gimp" has a nice tool "polar projection "
    this is VERY handy for the top and bottom of that image

    You can remove the tripod from the image
    the filter
    filters / distorts / polar coordinates



    now there is a old'ish bit of software called
    "Matthew's Map Projection Software"
    http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~arcus/mmps/

    for somethings it works great , others???? not so much

    your image in the first post can be remapped in the terminal
    the input HAS to be in PPM format , i renamed it for ease of use

    -- the Southpole
    Code:
    project stereographic -w 500 -h 500  -long 0 -lat -90  -f 1.ppm > 2.ppm


    or the added animation of the girl
    Code:
    project stereographic -w 500 -h 500  -long -72 -lat -2  -f 1.ppm > 3.ppm
    Last edited by johnvanvliet; 11-02-2014 at 12:07 AM.

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