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3D Virtual Tours & Software
One of the exciting advantages of realtime 3D is flexibility of
interaction. Objects can animate, react to touch, be operated,
have sound and much more. The following example of Bird Island
will give you an idea of what we can do.We
also produce a 3D software browser,
vizplan3D, that embeds a 3D model and can be emailed, uploaded
on the internet or produced on a CD.
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Bird Island
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Bird Island is a tiny island North of the
Seychelles in the Indian Ocean. In short, it's an island holiday
resort for birds that come from as far away as Siberia!
In particular, Sooty Terns gather in their hundreds of thousands to
breed each May and literally cover a large proportion of the island.
Millions of eggs are laid and little space can be found to tread amongst
the nests on the ground. This virtual
tour takes you to Bird island hotel where you can view the chalets and
hotel in detail and experience the deafening noise of the Sooty Tern
'swarm' during breeding season. See if you can spot the largest
land tortoise in the world, 'Esmeralda', and even take a flight around the island in
an Air Seychelles plane - all you have to do is walk inside the plane
and your off!
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Start outside a beautiful chalet |
View all the facilities available |
Restaurant |
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Ready for take off? |
Go for a swim |
Visit the Sooty Tern colony |
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Virtual Tour
Before you can tour this model, we recommend you
download the Cortona client browser from
www.cortona3d.com/install
if running for the first time. WindowsXP users may need to allow the browser to
operate by selecting 'Allow Blocked Content'. Please click the
picture below to enter the tour |

Click picture to enter virtual tour |
Navigation Instructions in Cortona
Once model is loaded, use the view arrows to
jump to an area of interest and walk about.
Click/drag
the left mouse button to move forward, backward, left and right.
There's plenty to explore.
Use the SPACE bar whilst click/dragging
the mouse forward and back to look up and down.
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