• Feature Request

  • Imagine walking through the redlight districts of old amaterdam…

Imagine walking through the red light districts of:

  • Amsterdam
  • Hong Kong
  • London
  • …
    Seeing the back alleys and the open windows and girls standing / dancing inside.

Or getting a lapdance in a stripclub in:

  • Detroit
  • Vegas
  • Eastern europe

Or being immersed in a mega brothel complex like Paschas in Germany

Or looking at a fishbowl in a massage parlour.

There are ways to create 360 images with ai (skybox from blokade labs) and ways to go from 2D image to 360 image.

A new way of immersion opens up, if it was possible to «walk through» slr, and/or just sections.

Imagine an interactive video where you can go from a 360 scene outside the street, and into the massage parlour (slr existing videos).

This would not need to be an actual game engine, it could just be using the existing deovr features and then have sort of a streetview experience.

Thoughts?

    letsgogo Ahaha, that would be awesome!
    Although I can only imagine how incredibly costly and complex that would be to organize, since you would need to request filming authorizations from every person appearing in the video or face a barrage of lawsuits.

    I would love strip-club like experiences, with lap dance sex. There are a few nice strip-club themed videos, but most of them quickly turn into regular porn videos, going into missionary and the guy choking the girl. In a strip-club, that girl would yell for security and the guy would get severely beaten.
    It would be awesome to have realistic VIP room sex, like this.

      It can be achieved fairly simply. Like SWIM could use models such as this https://civitai.com/articles/7287/how-to-create-equirectangular-360-panoramas-in-flux to create whichever 360 image, which can resemble the look and feel of the existing videos. They could resemble the outside of these buildings. And there can be an advertisement of the video outside. Then you click it and get transferred to the video.

      Don’t see why it can’t be retrospectively applied to existing videos?

      Can you link that video you shared?