You should use any close action (eg. set(plugin[floorplan].visible, false)) and call it after onOut event.

The main problem is "when the floorplan should be closed" (in which situation). There can be several such situations - and you should support all of them eg.

1. If user opens floorplan, points any rooom and then move mouse cusor out of flooplan - if you want to hide floorplan in this situation you can do something like this:



2. If user clisk panorama after opening floorplan you can hide it by setting global onclick event:






But maybe you should think of another situation in which floorplan should be close eg. making "close button" on floorplan.

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2. If user clisk panorama after opening floorplan you can hide it by setting global onclick event:

a global onclick will close the map even if the user click on the map so that might not work perfect. if you want the map to close when the user moves the pano use the event "onviewchange"

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"a global onclick will close the map even if the user click on the map"

Really? Make a test...

IMHO onviewchange event should be used only if it's necessary eg. in case of updating compass or rotating google map (peformace issue).

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Really? Make a test...

i almost certain of it. but not 100% ill test tomorrow at work. the vtour dropket creates a global onclick event to close the thumbnails after they are opened. i had a map in my tour and they closed even if the map was clicked. i ended up changing that so i cant just go look but i am curious. ill add a static jped image to the default vtour.xml and will test.

i agree with you on the onviewchange. usually when i use that event i will set it null after it had detected what i needed it to. i would not want that action being run constantly when it would not be needed.

for this instance you could add set(events.onviewchange, closemap()); to the action that opens the map. and inside the action that closes the map make the last line set(events.onviewchange, null); then each time you open the map the pano will wait for the stage to move in order to close the map. when it closes it will set the event null so it is not wasting away when not needed. then when the map opens again it will start detecting pano movement until it does, then stop again. i am at a pc i cannot test with but i think it should work.