Below is our How-To Guide on turning your cubemaps into distributable VR apps. InstaVR allows you to upload equirectangular (Autodesk 3ds Max, Autodesk Maya) or cubemap (Autodesk A360) based renders, augment them with navigation + hotspots, add an app logo & home screen, and then publish cross-platform with a single click each (Apple iOS, Google Android, Gear VR, Google Cardboard, embeddable web).

Not every partner or client will have the same software as you, so distribution is a key hurdle. One of the limitations of working in 3D rendered environments is how do you share your creations with the rest of the world? Whether you’re using Autodesk, Lumion, VRay, OTOY - you want to be able to share your work. Becoming fully immersed in a world, as opposed to a limited 2D view on a computer screen, has enormous benefits. The platform is a great way for engineers, architects and construction designers to visualize before building. There were no shortage of Gear VRs, HTC Vives, and Google Cardboards at the Exhibition Hall.

Virtual Reality is of great interest to Autodesk clients. We also used the occasion to publicly announce our compatibility with cubemaps, particularly those rendered using Autodesk A360. Two weeks ago, the InstaVR team had the pleasure of showcasing our solution at Autodesk University 2016 in Las Vegas.

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