Simple Multi-Camera Rig for displaying content in the UTS Data Arena

This is a Unity3D project containing a multi-camera rig for displaying 360 degree panoramic content in the UTS Data Arena. It is also capable of rendering top/bottom stereo-3D, panoramic content.

Check out the example scenes for usage.

Quick properties description:

• cameraCount - Number of cameras to use, defaults to 6. More cameras means a smoother-looking panorama, as they better approximate the surface of the arena. Best looking results with 36 cameras.
• rotationOffset - The offset (in degrees) relative to the local transform by which the first camera is placed. Use this to adjust which camera is 'front'.
• viewportOffsetH - the horizontal offset (in homogenous coords) of the created camera viewports.
• viewportOffsetV - the vertical offset (in homogenous coords) of the created camera viewports.
• viewportHeight - the screen height of the created camera viewports (in homogenous coords)
• screenHeight - the physical height of the data arena screen in metres (4.0m)
• screenRadius - the physical radius of the data arena screen in metres (4.9m)
• viewerHeight - the physical vertical of the virtual cameras in the data arena in metres. (1.2f);
• farClip - the far clipping plane of each camera.
• enableBaseCamera - also display the base camera in addition to panoramic camera.

Keyboard controls

• Plus key - Increase camera count by 6
• Minus key - Decrease camera count by 6. Minimum 6
• PageUp key - Increase viewerHeight by 0.1m
• PageDown key - Decrease viewerHeight by 0.1m

Examples

[TODO]

Mono Scene

[insert mono scene here]

Stereo Scene

[insert stereo scene here]