Apple QuickTime VR - Manual (Page 52)

3 Add image files for the second view state.
Be sure View State 2 appears in the View State pop-up menu, then add files as you did for
View State 1.
Note: View State 2 must contain the same number of rows and columns as View State 1.
4 Click Settings, then click the Playback tab.
5 Choose View State 2 from the Mouse Down View State pop-up menu.
6 Click OK.
7 Click Make Object.
Creating objects with more than two view states
It is possible to use the Object Maker to make objects that have more than two view states,
but you cannot play back more than two view states from within QuickTime VR Authoring
Studio or using MoviePlayer. You need to use a programming tool to access the other view
states. For information on making custom applications that can display objects with more
than two view states, consult
Virtual Reality Programming with QuickTime VR 2.0.
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