I followed a sample for generating random coordinates for animated PNG's, but currently, the random generation only occurs in one area of the frame, I'd like for it to occur in the entire 360º environment. How might I do this? Here is the piece of code I'm currently using: Source code 1 <hotspot name="hs4" url="red.png" onloaded="do_crop_animation(5,5, 5)" alpha="0.5" ath="calc:random*90- 45" atv="calc:random*60 - 30" distorted="true" zoom="true" enabled="false" onlastframe="calc(ath, random*90-...

I was playing with the different view methods in the context menu, and for the current project I'm working on the Stereographic view looks very nice. How can I force it so it loads that way?

Is there a way to set a hotspot so that the viewer has to look at it for a set period of time before it will open?

There are assets in my pano that seem to take a slight second longer than the rest to load, is there a way to have an "intro" screen that pops up first to give the background time to load? Maybe a black screen that fades out, or just a nice intro page?

Here is a link to a sample I'm working on, if you notice when it loads, the initial load flashes a very large version of the image, how do I prevent that?? http://server.dustinbetterly.net/pano/kr…/pano_norm.html

I have a couple questions: 1. Is it possible to use a polygon for placing an image hotspot rather than use the image hotspot tool? 2. How do you lock an image so it moves with the scene rather than staying square as the viewer moves through the scene (similar to the way a polygon hotspot responds) Hope these make sense...

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I've worked out a tween action that works great for a single hotspot, but if I wanted it to work with multiple hot spots, how can I modify? Source code 1 <action name ="onover"> tween(hotspot[hs2].alpha,1); </action> <action name="onout"> tween(hotspot[hs2].alpha,0); </action>

How can I create an image with a parallax effect for the viewer?

I found an example that I really like and I'm trying to break it down a bit. I downloaded it to look over the image and try to get a better understanding of what-does-what in the XML file. Here is the example: https://krpano.com/examples/blendcubes720 I see a lot of examples and write ups regarding the slider blends, but I like the way this one transforms as you move through the image. Is there any further documentation on how this is achieved? Would it be possible to get an explanation of the f...

I'm new and right now I'm just using a demo version. I'm very familiar with other pano software but krpano seems to offer further abilities that I'm in need of. What is the first step to creating a hotspot within a scene?