How to use the D5 Showreel platform?
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After logging in to MySpace with your Teams account, you can see Project Hub in the top-right menu. Click on it to access the D5 Showreel platform where you can manage the cloud projects of your team. A cloud project contains all the sharable content including virtual tours, comments, images and videos.
Currently, you can create cloud projects in D5 Render or on D5 Showreel.
Create in D5 Render
Click on Comments → Bind a Cloud Project → Create a Cloud Project
Publish a Virtual Tour to D5 Cloud → Bind a Cloud Project → Create a Cloud Project
Create on D5 Showreel
Select Team Space (or Group Space) → Click "+ Create"
People with Delete operation permissions
Team Space: administrator, owner, project creator
Group Space: administrator, owner, project creator
After deleting the cloud project, relevant data, including images, comments, virtual tours, etc., will be deleted as well.
After successful deletion, the Cloud storage space occupied by the project will be released.
In Cloud Projects, you can see all the project comments created in D5 Render, reply to them, and create new ones.
Any comments you post on D5 Showreel will be immediately reflected in D5 Render.
If your comments in the D5 software include anchors, the corresponding anchor information cannot be displayed on D5 Showreel.
1. Click on a project thumbnail to view the virtual tour in a new tab.
2. People with Delete operation permissions:
Those who upload virtual tours
Those who create cloud projects
3. Two methods to share virtual tours:
Link
QR Code Poster
4. If you need to make customized settings for a virtual tour (adding music, setting the opening animation, adding custom hotspots, etc.), click Edit to open the panorama editor.
Please note that virtual tours cannot be edited by different members simultaneously. When one person is editing the virtual tour, the project will be locked.
1. After uploading a virtual tour to D5 Showreel, you can make further editings to the virtual tour using D5 Panorama Editor.
2. Any member of the team can upload a virtual tour file to the corresponding cloud project. Please note that virtual tour cannot be edited by different members simultaneously. When one person is editing the virtual tour, the project will be locked.
Global settings affect the presentation of all panoramas in a virtual tour.
Project information:
The project information contains the 'project name' and 'project introduction'. When visiting the virtual tour, viewers can check its detailed info in the upper left corner. For now, links cannot be added into the project introduction.
Rotation setting:
When auto-rotation is enabled, you can set the 'Starting Delay' and 'Speed'.
Music setting:
When 'Autoplay' is enabled, the virtual tour link you share will automatically play music upon opening. The tracks we provide on D5 Panorama Editor all have commercial licenses.
Opening setting
When opening animation is enabled, an animation will automatically play when entering the first viewpoint of the virtual tour.
Camera settings control the display of a single panorama. Different panoramas within a virtual tour can have independent camera settings.
Field of View (FOV) Range:
Controls the adjustable FOV range and initial default values for the panorama.
Rotatable direction:
Users have control to disable rotation of the panorama in a certain direction.
In Hotspot Settings, users can add customized hotspots to the scene, and the following types of hotspots are currently supported.
Scene Hotspots:
Binds a panorama scene in the current roaming panorama sequence. Clicking on a hotspot of this type will jump to another panorama.
Multimedia
Multimedia hotspots support editing a paragraph of rich text, and users can add images, videos and hyperlinks. Clicking on this type of hotspot will open a display popup window containing the rich text.
In the share settings, the user sets access permissions for a panorama's sharing link.
Enable sharing
When you turn off shared links, users can no longer access your designs from shared links. Normal access is available after re-enabling.
External access restriction
By default, all people who own the link can access
It Support setting a 4-digit access password
Share expiration date
No expiration date by default
After setting the expiration date, non-external sharing of panorama links will be closed automatically after the expiration date.
Enable watermark
No watermark by default
When enabled, it supports setting text watermark to protect your work.
In Floor Plan Navigation, users can upload a png or jpg floor plan as a navigation map, and add a panoramic view to the floor plan to locate the location.
Click on upload, select the image in jpg or png format and upload it
After uploading and clicking on preview, the flat floor plan navigation will appear in the top left corner of the panoramic view
Click Edit Floor Plan to enter the floor plan editing status.
After selecting a panorama, double-click on the corresponding position in the map on the left to add a camera to the map.
The direction of the camera will follow the rotation of the corresponding panorama and rotate accordingly.
If the default camera orientation does not match the actual orientation of the current panorama, you can click on the corresponding camera and a rotation component will appear. Using the Rotation component, you can unilaterally adjust the orientation of the camera without changing the current orientation of the panorama.
After adding a camera and saving the project, you can see the camera you just added in the map in the official preview link of the panorama, and support switching to the corresponding panorama by clicking on the camera in the floor plan map.
If your project is a multi-storey building, you can create floor plan navigation layers, and in the panorama link, the being shared person can switch between floors by toggling the different floors with a drop-down selector in the map navigation component.
It supports users in uploading two different panoramas in the same location to achieve the effect of switching.
Users need to render two panoramas with different effects in the same location in the client (as shown in the images below, one before the lights are turned on and one after).
After uploading a panorama as a base state, click 'Edit multiple statuses' to open the upload pop up window.
After uploading another panorama, system will automatically create a state switcher for this location, allowing the user to switch between different displays.
GS 3D can convert .MP4 video files into 3D models and supports real-time interaction with the 3D models in a browser. You can rotate, zoom, and view the models from different angles. The GS 3D project can be shared via links and embed on any website, thus making it easier to showcase your 3D models on web pages.
Go to D5 Render Showreel page and log in with your team account.
Enter the project in Team Space, click on GS 3D, and then click the '+Create' button to upload a video.
Please note that only the .MP4 format is supported, and the duration must be within 10 minutes.
It is recommended to upload wrap-around or aerial-view shots.
After the upload task is completed, you can check the video and its training progress in the queue. Once it shows "Training success," you can click to open, edit, delete, or share the GS 3D project.
When viewing a GS 3D project, you can use the mouse wheel to zoom in, the left mouse button to rotate, and the right mouse button to grab and drag objects.
Edit the GS 3D project.
Editing Operations | Diagram |
Move | |
Rotate | |
Scale (Proportionally) *Click the square at the center of the gizmo to proportionally scale the object. | |
Camera Settings | |
Hide/Delete Selection |
Click the button in the top-left corner to save the current GS 3D project or export it as a .ply or .splat file.
Click the button in the top-right corner to save your changes and exit edit mode.
Support links and QR codes to share 3d gs files online
Demo: villa demo
