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CUBESTRIP Up, Down 90 degrees off?

Douglas Rhiner

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Tuesday, February 1st 2011, 6:37pm

CUBESTRIP Up, Down 90 degrees off?

I'm using Pano2VR to create the strips used.
In every strip type, Horizontal, Vertical, & 3x2 the "Up" is rotated 90 clockwise and the "Down" is rotated 90 counter-clockwise.

Anyone else experience this?

Anyone have a solution/remedy?

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Tuesday, February 1st 2011, 6:55pm

RE: CUBESTRIP Up, Down 90 degrees off?

Quoted from "Douglas Rhiner"

I'm using Pano2VR to create the strips used.
In every strip type, Horizontal, Vertical, & 3x2 the "Up" is rotated 90 clockwise and the "Down" is rotated 90 counter-clockwise.

Anyone else experience this?

Anyone have a solution/remedy?


pano2vr cubestrip must be read or set in a different orientation. krpano has its own cubestrip maker droplet. try that and you will probably be ok. it in the tools download.

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Tuesday, February 1st 2011, 7:26pm

Have you tried using the rotate features for cubestrips?



<image type="CUBESTRIP">
<cubestrip url="cubestrip.jpg" />
<left strip="0" rotate="0" flip="" />
<front strip="1" rotate="0" flip="" />
<right strip="2" rotate="0" flip="" />
<back strip="3" rotate="0" flip="" />
<up strip="4" rotate="0" flip="" />
<down strip="5" rotate="0" flip="" />
</image>

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Tuesday, February 1st 2011, 9:31pm

VIN2009 and Jarredja,

Thanks for the replies.
I'll give both a shot later today.

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Wednesday, December 22nd 2021, 2:03pm

Had same problem. I use PTgui v12.8 to convert my equirectangular images to cubestrips (6x1).

Unfortunately, Jarredja's solution did not work for me.

Solved it by changing the striporder:

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<image>
  <cubestrip url="%$cubestripimage%" striporder="FRBLUD" />
</image>

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