EOPAN vs Garden Gnome Package Viewer

EOPAN is a panorama image viewer for JPEG and EPA files. You can select different views of a scene to display side-by-side and　show popup text and images (for EPA files). Good Design Award 2014 Best 100 Design for the Future Award [Main Features] - EOPAN displays sphere images and pictures taken by an omnidirectional camera (for example, RICOH THETA m15, S, SC1、SC2 and THETA V) - Move your iPad or iPhone and the screen is smoothly synchronized using the gyro, or drag the screen to rotate the view - Imports images from 3D CAD “Walk in home” - Open multiple JPEG files as a ZIP file then change selection while viewing - Images sharing with apps supported by the sharing function - Store images locally to view off-line - EOPAN can display two images side-by-side, so you can compare before-and-after plans or different proposals - Create EPA files with “EOPAN Cloud”. You can embed links to web pages and YouTube - using embedding code from EOPAN cloud, you can paste your spherical images into WordPress　etc. [Supported file types] JPG (sphere type) ZIP (with sphere type JPG files) EPA (created by EOPAN Cloud Portal) [How to import files] JPEG 1. Direct import of spherical camera image via Wi-Fi 2. Tap Camera Roll icon and choose image 3. Transfer between devices running EOPAN via Wi-Fi P2P 4. Add via Mac OS Finder or Windows iTunes 5. Download from "EOPAN cloud" - ZIP 1. Transfer between devices running EOPAN via Wi-Fi P2P 2. Add via Mac OS Finder or Windows iTunes 3. Download from "EOPAN cloud" - EPA 1. Transfer between devices running EOPAN via Wi-Fi P2P 2. Add via Mac OS Finder or Windows iTunes 3. Download from "EOPAN cloud" Flick the screen downwards to update the image list.

Use the Garden Gnome Package Viewer to view outputs from Pano2VR and Object2VR using the package format (.ggpkg). The Package Viewer supports all skin features including pop-ups, projection changes, and videos. To transfer a package from the computer to the iOS device, you can use AirDrop or any cloud drive. To add a package using iCloud Drive, tap Add Package and navigate to the package file (.ggpkg ) on iCloud Drive. When using AirDrop, the package will open automatically with the Package Viewer. To add a package using other cloud services, use the “Export… “ or “Open with...” option. Once the package is added, you can edit the package’s name and delete it by tapping on the 3 vertical dots or long pressing on the preview image to open an edit sheet. Tap on the cog icon in the upper right corner to open the app’s settings: * Change the grid size. * Keep the device awake. * Choose to ignore the safe area at the top and bottom of the phone so that the image fills the entire screen. Note that any skin elements in these areas may get obscured or not function properly. * Hide the close button. The close button will bring you back to the main screen. When it is hidden, you’ll need to shake the device to return to the main screen. The app comes with a few pre-loaded examples. You can remove these as you wish. Also note, that they are simply linked to online projects, so they will need internet access to work.