Hi,

I just tried to make a multi-frame tour, with um.. 900 panoramas, and i get an error "WINDOWS CAN NOT ACCESS THE SPECIFIED DEVECE, PATH, OR FILE, YOU MAY NOT HAVE APPROPRIATE PERMISSIONS TO ACCESS THEM" i tried reducing the number of panoramas to eventually 10 before it would make a tour. I looked in kmakemultires.config file and cannot see a place to adjust multi frame output.

Is there a MAX limit to the amount of panoramas in multi-frame tour ?

Best wishes,

tom

Ah ha, thanks Jarredja

I have not made a command line before but looks great, like discovering as missing link.All the droplets are command lines .bat files.

SO from the post you directed me to to Graydon posts a command line to use



There are two things I dont understand,

templates\multiframe.comfig ? this file does not exist and maybe should be multiframe.config, but even still this does not exist, should I make it ? or just mention the kmakemultires.config which is what i do have. Also pans/pano*.jpg I think refers to the output directory, does it matter that the files are called something else when I drop them on ? Anyway I tried 5 different things and they have'nt worked so i am back here for help.

Thanks for any advice given on command line usage, looks very powerful tool, i've heard it mentioned a quite a few times, but always thought it was to do with linux and complicated programming.

One more question - alot past my capability, but so i can understand something, is it possible to put a .bat file onlline and using php for uploaded equirectangular images to be dropped on it and then processed into a tour as configured in the config and .bat file ?

Very interested in this new development (for me), so hope you dont mind so many questions and appreciate any advice given.

cheers and best wishes,

tom

HI,

Excellent !! Thanks Jarredja ! I have used command line in (start - programs) for lots of other tasks (regedit - ipconfig etc.) but have never used it in such a way. Very handy - I also have learnt about .bat files which are too, very handy.Klaus's excellent virtual-tour.bat is very interesting. I got my multiframe tour to work now, nice one for your advice :) I am interested to now develop .bat files (droplets) and config files a bit further. Online solution would be good

Best wishes,

tom