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Position Adjustment issue on VR plane to sphere fx.

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
September 4, 2018
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Hi, thank you all for reading this issue.

I feel really great having VR support on both AE and Premiere,

But I have encountered some minor issue on using VR plane to sphere fx on one of my 2d image. (On AE)

Right now, I want to place my 2d image on the area indicated by the red arrow below (the vr video is top/down stereoscopic)

In premiere, this can be easily done with adjusting Position value on Motion fx ( it seems its a default fx)

But here's the problem. In AE, the value for adjusting position of the image is missing.

All I ve got is VR plane to sphere fx only. How should I approach this issue?

the position value of the image it self seems locked. If I adjust them, it only affects pivot of the image.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Thanks again for reading this post.

Have a good day!

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Chad_Fraser0687

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If you're experiencing position adjustment issues when transitioning from a plane to a sphere effect in VR, consider the following:

Coordinate Conversion: Ensure you correctly convert 2D coordinates to 3D spherical coordinates using the appropriate formulas.
Position Offset and Scale: Check for any offsets and ensure the sphere's radius and the plane’s scale are aligned.
Camera Adjustments: Verify that the camera settings, such as position and field of view, match the transformation to prevent misalignment.
Interpolation: Use smooth interpolation methods to transition between the plane and sphere.
Debugging: Utilize debug tools to trace positions in VR to identify discrepancies.

For more tips on VR development, visit PupFeast.

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Chad_Fraser0687

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i love its editing features. it has many presets and many other features which is loveable

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Alexed_Balet7486

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Verify Software Version: Ensure you are using the latest version of the VR software to avoid compatibility issues.

2. Check Calibration: Properly calibrate your VR equipment to ensure accurate positioning.

3. Adjust Plane to Sphere Settings: Verify that the settings for converting a plane to a sphere are correctly applied.

4. Update Drivers: Make sure your VR system and graphics drivers are up-to-date for optimal performance.

5. Reconfigure Positioning: Reconfigure the positional parameters within the VR software to match your requirements.

6. Test Different Angles: Experiment with various angles and positions like age to see if the issue persists across different settings.

7. Check for Software Bugs: Look for any known bugs or issues in the software documentation or forums.

8. Verify Object Scaling: Ensure that the scaling of objects in the VR environment is accurate and consistent.

9. Adjust Field of View: Modify the field of view settings to see if it affects the positioning issue.

10. Examine Hardware Connections: Check all hardware connections to ensure they are secure and functioning correctly.

11. Restart Software/Hardware: Restart both the VR software and hardware to clear any temporary issues.

12. Review Age-Related Factors: If age-related adjustments are needed in the VR experience, make sure that settings and parameters are age-appropriate to avoid discrepancies.

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