Multires one (first) layer load

deadbead

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Mittwoch, 20. Oktober 2010, 07:55

Multires one (first) layer load

Hi!

I post viewer in 200x200 size (see this), but krpano load 2 layer (l1 and l2) (I see it in resource manager in google chrome)

I want, that Internet page on which the panorama is laid out, had smaller weight at loading

How I can make one (first) layer load default? (layer 2 and more must be load by zoom)

I use this code

Quellcode

	<image type="CUBE" multires="true" tilesize="450">
		<level tiledimagewidth="7200" tiledimageheight="7200">
			<left  url="tiles/l5/l_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<front url="tiles/l5/f_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<right url="tiles/l5/r_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<back  url="tiles/l5/b_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<up    url="tiles/l5/u_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<down  url="tiles/l5/d_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
		</level>
		<level tiledimagewidth="3600" tiledimageheight="3600">
			<left  url="tiles/l4/l_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<front url="tiles/l4/f_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<right url="tiles/l4/r_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<back  url="tiles/l4/b_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<up    url="tiles/l4/u_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<down  url="tiles/l4/d_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
		</level>
		<level tiledimagewidth="1800" tiledimageheight="1800">
			<left  url="tiles/l3/l_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<front url="tiles/l3/f_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<right url="tiles/l3/r_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<back  url="tiles/l3/b_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<up    url="tiles/l3/u_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<down  url="tiles/l3/d_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
		</level>
		<level tiledimagewidth="900" tiledimageheight="900">
			<left  url="tiles/l2/l_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<front url="tiles/l2/f_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<right url="tiles/l2/r_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<back  url="tiles/l2/b_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<up    url="tiles/l2/u_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<down  url="tiles/l2/d_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
		</level>
		<level tiledimagewidth="450" tiledimageheight="450">
			<left  url="tiles/l1/l_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<front url="tiles/l1/f_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<right url="tiles/l1/r_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<back  url="tiles/l1/b_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<up    url="tiles/l1/u_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
			<down  url="tiles/l1/d_%0v_%0h.jpg" />
		</level>
	</image>

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deadbead

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Donnerstag, 21. Oktober 2010, 20:21

nobody knows?

up :)

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VN2009

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Donnerstag, 21. Oktober 2010, 23:25

always check the documentation. tab at the top of the page it has alot of info.

http://krpano.com/docu/xml/#image

attributes for level:

•tiledimagewidth
image width of the whole tiled image

•tiledimageheight
image height of the whole tiled image

•details
individual details setting for this level

•download - settings for downloading tiles:

◦view - download only the tiles that are needed for the current view
◦all - download all tiles of the current level (not recommended)
◦auto - automatic, if imageheight is smaller than 2000 then all tiles are downloaded, if greater only the ones for the current view (=default).

•decode - settings for decoding the downloaded tiles:

◦view - decode only the tiles that are needed for the current view
◦all - decode all tiles of the current level (not recommended)
◦auto - automatic, if imageheight is smaller than 2000 then all tiles are decoded, if greater only the ones for the current view (=default).

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Jarredja

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Donnerstag, 21. Oktober 2010, 23:49

Klaus posted code for this here:

Controling multires level

Here is a direct link to the xml file he produced.

http://krpano.com/panos/carout/carout.xml