QuickTime VR is software that lets your computer display "virtual reality" environments. You can find QuickTime VR movies in many of the software packages available on CD-ROM, or on the World Wide Web.

Panoramic movies:
You can use QuickTime VR to view 360-degree scenes created from photographs or computer graphics. You use your mouse and keyboard to rotate objects, zoom in or out of a scene, look around, and navigate from one scene to another.

To look in different areas of the panoramic scene:

•	Hold down the mouse button and drag within the picture.
	Experiment with the controls to learn what they do.
	Tip: If you can't move the image, you may need to quit other open applications to free up some memory.

Object movies:
You can use QuickTime VR to view and manipulate three-dimensional objects created from photographs or computer graphics. You use your mouse to move and manipulate the objects.

To view different sides of the object:

•	Hold down the mouse button and drag within the picture.
	Experiment with the controls to learn what they do.
	Tip: If you can't move the image, you may need to quit other open applications to free up some memory.

Playing a QuickTime VR movie with QuickTime Player

To play a QuickTime VR movie:

•	Drag the movie to the QuickTime Player icon. Find the QuickTime Player application for me.

To look in different areas of the panoramic scene:

•	Hold down the mouse button and drag within the picture.
	Experiment with the controls to learn what they do.

Related topics

	Viewing QuickDraw 3D objects
	QuickTime VR Web site www.apple.com/quicktime/qtvr