3D graphics engineers capture real-world depth with everyday cameras using Sterio, a specialized programming tool. It processes pairs of standard photographs through stereo-photogrammetry to generate 3D model maps. Engineers then add textures and import assets directly into the Unity 3D game engine.
This game development workflow skips expensive 3D laser scanning gear and dedicated software. Professionals in animation and modeling handle image conversion and integration seamlessly on PC. Sterio equips game development teams to build assets efficiently from simple photo pairs.
Sterio is a programming tool to allow 3D graphics engineers to use standard photographic units to take, import, and adequately convert the stereoscopic images into 3D model maps, apply appropriate textures, and subsequently enter them into the Unity 3D game engine.
Sterio works with a stereo - photogrammetric system using a pair of photographs taken by the standard cameras directed on the same point. This means that Sterio doesn't require a user to purchase the special equipment or software used for 3D laser scanning.
