You know how some flat rent sites is having 3d navigation of flat, same style like when you use google streets, is there any framework / method to do it from available pics/video ?
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Yes but it seems all those methods require buying specific equipment.Comment
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VRML could do it 20 years ago.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VRML
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenVRMLComment
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Despite my usual nonsense where I would just recommended that you steal one... Here is a serious suggestion.
Order a pretty decent 360 camera off of Amazon - Along with tripod etc, and anything else you need to complete the job - Distance selling regulations mean that you have a certain amount of time after receiving the product, to be able to try it out. Not sure what it is where you are, but in general its at least 14 days - I think that's the worldwide amazon policy.
Open the box carefully, keep everything, even the outer box it came in - Use the camera for the project at hand - That falls 100% within the amazon 'Try it out' guarantee.
When finished, pack it back into its original box, and return it to amazon - You've tried it... But... Guess what? You have changed your mind...
No Harm, No Fowl - Not even a poo refence either... Im slippin'....Comment
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All the maps you know are flat. The 360 views make the photo appear as parts are stitched together. The image is still flat. This might interest. Have used java to navigate image on browsers.
https://www.trekview.org/blog/2021/t...ns%20with%20us
Turn 360 photos to non-360 (flat) photosComment
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I have a Matterport camera for doing just this but can also create the same effect with my Insta360 Pro.
LIDAR with a newer iPhone can also do something similar.Comment
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