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General => Akihabara => Topic started by: Twisted Blue on June 09, 2007, 08:56:06 AM

Title: TOKYO VR PROJECT - Visit Tokyo in 3D on your PC!
Post by: Twisted Blue on June 09, 2007, 08:56:06 AM

http://tokyo-vr.com/

Really great site, where you can virtually explore Tokyo!! It's using Quicktime 3D and you can zoom in, zoom out, rotate, wander through streets and stuff like that!

Title: Re: TOKYO VR PROJECT - Visit Tokyo in 3D on your PC!
Post by: nop on June 16, 2007, 09:47:08 AM

Is it better than GoogleMaps?  Actually, the real skirt is shorter than this virtual skirt.

Title: Re: TOKYO VR PROJECT - Visit Tokyo in 3D on your PC!
Post by: iachu on June 17, 2007, 12:20:00 AM

Yeah, that's a cool site.  Cheers  :)

Title: Re: TOKYO VR PROJECT - Visit Tokyo in 3D on your PC!
Post by: Guchi_Jnr on June 17, 2007, 08:20:23 AM

Didn't think the site was all that interesting, since all it is, is a handful of 360 degree photos.
That being said though, I did like the "No-one Shibuya (http://0740.rocketspace.net/QuickTimeVR/Shibuya/no_one_Shibuya20050101.mov)" shot.. (Saw a photobook once titled "Empty Tokyo", which was full of shots like that)
Also liked the way "Shinjuku Nishi Guchi Park (http://0740.rocketspace.net/QuickTimeVR/Tokyo_VR_SAMPLE/ShinjyukuNishiGuchi-Park.mov)" showed the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and one of the many blue tarp homeless areas...

As for the schoolgirl skirt length, it varies from person to person, and varies greatly from school to school.. Some of the girls at my school roll the hem up to make them shorter, while others unzip them and pull them down like baggy pants..