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title: Creating 360° Equirectangular Images with Hugin
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title: Creating 360° Equirectangular Images with Hugin
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date: 2023-08-04T11:58:40.938Z
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date: 2023-08-04T11:58:40.938Z
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lastmod: 2024-09-11T17:46:39.391Z
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image: /images/blog/2023-08-04-creating-360°-equirectangular-images-with-hugin/ExampleEqui.jpg
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image: /images/blog/2023-08-04-creating-360°-equirectangular-images-with-hugin/ExampleEqui.jpg
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description: Creating equirectangular images from 6 separate cube map images using Hugin
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description: Creating equirectangular images from 6 separate cube map images using Hugin
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slug: creating-360-equirectangular-images-hugin
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slug: creating-360-equirectangular-images-hugin
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# Creating 360° Equirectangular Images with Hugin
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We can use [Hugin](https://hugin.sourceforge.io/) to create an equirectangular image from a six-image cube. For ease of keeping track of things, it is recommended that you name the files back, front, left, right, down, and up.
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We can use [Hugin](https://hugin.sourceforge.io/) to create an equirectangular image from a six-image cube. For ease of keeping track of things, it is recommended that you name the files back, front, left, right, down, and up.
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First, start Hugin and after it starts go to the Interface menu and select Expert from there.
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First, start Hugin and after it starts go to the Interface menu and select Expert from there.
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slug: cyberpunk-style-glitch-text-walkthrough
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slug: cyberpunk-style-glitch-text-walkthrough
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This came out of a 24-hour work sprint to replicate some sophisticated video VFX and to make it more flexible.
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There's a lot of pieces that go into an effect like this. What follows is an outline of the animations and VFX concepts, all in pure css :)
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**Core principles:**
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* Keep the text legible most of the time
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* Don't throw too many glitches in per second. Give it space to breathe
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* Whitespace never hurt anyone
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* Blurs & glows lend a feeling of realism in dark environments (queue neon)
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{{< toc >}}
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<style>
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<style>
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.post-single-content .hero {
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.post-single-content .hero {
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font-size: clamp(40px, 10vw, 100px);
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font-size: clamp(40px, 10vw, 100px);
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</style>
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# Walkthrough
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This came out of a 24-hour work sprint to replicate some sophisticated video VFX and to make it more flexible.
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There's a lot of pieces that go into an effect like this. What follows is an outline of the animations and VFX concepts, all in pure css :)
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**Core principles:**
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* Keep the text legible most of the time
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* Don't throw too many glitches in per second. Give it space to breathe
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* Whitespace never hurt anyone
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* Blurs & glows lend a feeling of realism in dark environments (queue neon)
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## The Effect
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## The Effect
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This is how the complete effect looks like
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This is how the complete effect looks like
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