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Use the mouse wheel to zoom in / out of an image.

Click and hold the left mouse button to drag-rotate the image (or roll your trackball in the required direction.

When you have opened a 360º image for viewing: Re-centre the current image after scrolling around it. Note that as the 360º image is spherical, this may result in a “curved” flat image. Produce a snapshot of the current 360º image. Page back / forth all suitable images in the selected folder. Select and open any folder containing 360º snapshots.

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Ensure you keep the registration HUD safe. Once conformed as valid, this icon will no longer be displayed. Register – click to open the project registration field to enter your user name and your purchased licence number, as obtained via your purchased registration HUD. The K360 interface comprises up to six buttons:

Manually resize the window by dragging out the edges.

Click the window maximise button, top right, or.

Using K360 Resizing the Application Windowīy default,the K360 application window may open to a fairly small size on your screen.

Navigate to that folder, open it and double-click on the K360.exe file to launch the viewer.

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ZIP file and extract the contents to a folder / location of your choice on your computer. It’s is available in both Windows 32-bit and Windows 64-bit versions.

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Download the viewer from the Kanae Project website as a.

Licences cost L$3980 and can be purchased from the Kanae Project in-world store.

To remove this watermark, the application will require a registration user name and licence number.

By default, images rendered in the K360 viewer will be watermarked (but all other functions in the application work).

Using K360 is simplicity itself, as described below.

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The advantage of a tool like K360 is that you can set the camera up and take a series of 360º images of the same location but under different environment settings, compare and contrast them to see which you particularly like, and then upload that version to your preferred photo sharing platform (or simply browse them on from your local drive).

Of course, the Snapshot viewer includes photo preview capability already built-in (just drag the window out to get a equirectangular style image) – but this only allows you to preview the last 360º image captured. A 360 image produced in 2016 using the Illiastra Camera HUD, viewed using K360 K360 allows you to quickly and easily view 360º images directly from any Windows folder on your computer and offers some additional functionality as well. Of course, most photo platforms now provide 360º image viewing support, so why use a third-party tool like this? Well, there are a couple of potential reasons: many viewers are either mobile based, and thus hardly ideal for use with a desktop application like SL), or they rely on images being uploaded to a website first. K360 is a lightweight viewer that supports viewing (or previewing) 360º photographs primarily taken with the Second Life 360º Snapshot viewer, although it works equally well with any composed 360º image, including those produced by 360º cameras and – in the case of Second Life – via third-party HUD systems (see the links at the end of this article for more on these). I first became aware of his work – provided under the Kanae Project banner in 2012, and have documented a number of his applications in these pages.įor his latest product, Yuzuru offers a handy tool that may be appreciated by those who enjoy creating 360º photographs. Yuzuru Jewell is a long-time Second Life user who has, over the years, come up with a number of tools that have been of assistance to SL users in various ways. The K360 Image Viewer, courtesy of Yuzuru Jewell / Kanae Project