Use Equirectangular 360 Photos As Textures for Room Models?

[DigitalDesignDude]

I am in the process of recreating an apartment in Blender and I have some 360 photos of it which I would like to use as textures for the walls, ceiling, and floor of the 3D model.

The apartment’s model is made to scale based on measurements I took, but I’m not sure how I can map its UVs to work with my equirectangular photos or if there’s a better method for doing this.

If it helps, linked below is a 360 photo and its room model which I would like to apply a texture to in a way that looks similar to this example from the WalkAboutWorlds app.

Test Room With 360 Texture Files

Thank you for any suggestions you have!

[DNorman]

To map the hdrii use an enviroment node (not an image node) and generated texture cords (not UV).

To make this believable is a bit tricky.

Some people model “over” the hdri moving the walls and extruding things, it works better for larger spaces with nothing in the middle (on the floor).

Blender Tutorial: How to Turn HDRi to 3D ENVIRONMENT

[DigitalDesignDude]

Fantastic! I gave your suggestion a try and the results are sufficient for what I need.

Thank you!