As I said in my first post, I was using a library from Jaume Sánchez ElÃas a.k.a. @thespite for showing Street View images on screen. It was called GSVPano.js and it was great, people used it for creating wonders like hyperlapse.
It had a limitation, and it’s that it only worked with the roads in Street View, but didn’t work with special locations like some temples, building interiors, sky slodges, antartica or static spheric images uploaded by users that you can access via the Street View website.
Now he made a new library called PanomNom.js that solved all this. I tried it and it’s great, not only we have access to new wonderful images in evulvia.net, but it also allows creating evulvians in countries where the roads haven’t been mapped by the Street View car.
India, Morocco, Nicaragua, Syria, Mauritania, Qatar, Tanzania, Cuba, Lybia, China, Pakistan, Ecuador, Algeria, United Arab Emirates, Philippines, Senegal, Nepal, Côte d’Ivoire, Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, Bahrain, Kenya, Mongolia…
I suggest you visiting his site clicktorelease.com, there’s several great examples and tutorials about three.js, WebGL shaders and more javascript cool stuff, evulvia wouldn’t be the same without it. Thank you Jaume!
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