January 11, 2021
Captivate Apartment Tour VR Project
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January 11, 2021
Captivate Apartment Tour VR Project
With three years of experience as a Digital Learning Developer, I specialize in creating engaging and interactive learning content. My primary tools of choice are Adobe Captivate Classic (formerly 2019) and Adobe Captivate. These robust authoring tools have enabled me to create interactive and dynamic eLearning courses that cater to a diverse range of learners. I'm also skilled in video editing, adding storytelling elements and animations, and enhancing instructional videos. I use this skill to enhance the visual appeal and instructional value of my eLearning materials.I'm also on a continuous journey of self-improvement, and one of my current pursuits is 3D modelling. As technology evolves, so too does the potential for innovative learning experiences. By diving into 3D modelling, I aim to create interactive and immersive environments that truly captivate learners and enhance their understanding of complex concepts.Thank you for taking the time to explore my portfolio. If you have any questions or would like to discuss potential collaborations, please don't hesitate to reach out. Connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube to stay updated on my latest projects and professional endeavours. Thank you for visiting my portfolio!
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Project preview in Adobe: Play

Hello everyone and welcome to my very first virtual reality project. This is simply a walk-around the apartment with multiple interactions.

Since the VR project in Adobe Captivate is very limited and interaction icons are not displayed on the entire timeline, but only on certain time-frames, I discovered that if the user presses the play button on the playbar, all the interaction icons will just disappear as the project progresses.

To walk around this issue, I have created two versions of the project.

First version has an intro slide to ask the user to complete the initial settings and to do so, the user must click on the icon that will disable playbar.

The second version does not have an intro slide to disable playbar, but I have managed to disable playbar all together in Java Script.

I found directions on how to change Java Script within one of the Adobe Support Community posts. It works fantastic, but I could only change Java Script to unzipped file, zipped file doesn’t allow me.

https://community.adobe.com/t5/captivate/can-t-hide-playbar-control-on-vr-projects/td-p/10407815?page=1

Please find links to both projects below:

Project with Intro slide:

https://captivate-portfolio.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/Captivate+Apartment+Tour/index.html

Project without intro slide and no playbar:

https://captivate-portfolio.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/Captivate+Apartment+Tour+(No+Playbar.)/index.html

Thank you for your time to review my project.

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2021-01-14 18:58:50
2021-01-14 18:58:50

You are welcome.

Regards

Filip

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2021-01-13 17:57:34
2021-01-13 17:57:34

Initially had some issues loading, but when I did get it to function as expected (lol or as I assume) the visual was beautiful. What did you use for the 360 image (Example, did you take an image yourself and stitch it or is this a stock image perhaps)?

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2021-01-14 07:44:10
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Thank you for your comment.  I found these 3D render images on one of the stock websites called Envato Elements. I was lucky enough to find 4 different view images and bathroom so I could stick them together as one apartment. I have also added HiFi and magazines, etc. Then I finished it off with interactions.

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2021-01-14 16:00:11
2021-01-14 16:00:11
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Filip Pietrakowski
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Thanks for your response, I’ve used Shutterstock in the past and will certainly checkout Envato Elements in the future (I’ve used them in the past for web templates and plugins, but forgot they have image/video stock). Thank you!

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