This should all be pretty easy to do by generating both exe and app projectors from the protect tool.
I never used the encryption but I assume that should work with the projectors also.

The only thing you need to ad is the Windows autorun file which is just a simple text file with this text.
[autorun]
open=start.exe

I name the projectors START as this should be understandable for everyone who has the autorun disabled .
No problem with Mac users they just need to click the start.app and they are used to not have autorun.

Make your tour with all the files in a folder and save the projectors outside it. This will look much nicer and the user will not see all your files when he opens the CD.
Normally I just move my start.html outside my data folder and change the links in it pointing to the js , swf and xml but it looks like you can not do that with the projectors.
I guess you will need to move also the swf and xml file out of the folder, actually that is also how I had to do it with FPP.

That means you have to prepare the tour from the start with the html, swf and xml at the root and all you data in a folder.

Hans

Zitat von »andrew22222«

Please forget about the 'Dribble' I wrote in the post above. I worked out what to do.

Design everything in Photoshop, export all individual images as png's and display them via plugin code. kprotect lets you specify the window size of the flash window.

I lose the ability to go full screen as it messes up my interface but my window is big enough so no need.

I can only guess how your design look.

If you want to have some sort of bar at the bottom with the buttons it is easy. Just make a png as background with the same height and color as the buttons. It has to be min as long as the largest screens for fullscreen and that is my iMac 27 which is 2560 pixels wide.
If you center the buttons and set the background aligned at left you will get the backround expand to the sides in fullscreen.

Alt is to use the textfield as background and specify exactly same color on it. The textfield can be set to any hight or width also as % so you can make a bar which is 80 pixels high and set it to 100% width.

Thats what I have here.
http://360-foto.dk/stjakobs/

Hans

Zitat von »HansNyb«

If you want to have some sort of bar at the bottom with the buttons it is easy. Just make a png as background with the same height and color as the buttons. It has to be min as long as the largest screens for fullscreen and that is my iMac 27 which is 2560 pixels wide.
If you center the buttons and set the background aligned at left you will get the backround expand to the sides in fullscreen.

that is not exactly true. the png image can act the same as the textfield. i use a bottombar on alot of my panos and use the same 5x5 pixel png for all of them. you can still set the height to 50px and the width to 100% and it will stretch the 5x5 how you need it. makes a big difference in file size the 5x5 is like 200 bytes only. where a 50x2560 pixel image would be substantially larger around 2.6kb. the textfield plugin is 4kb which is ever larger. if you are trying to make fast loads in mobile devices to me every KB you can remove helps load faster. the textfield as a background would be the most heavy of the 3 solutions. the png does not distort or get ugly when using this method as long as you do not scale it.

Hans you could knock off 3.5 kb from every tour you have made by swapping the textfield background for a 5x5 pixel 24bit png streched to fit whatever you want. if you still wanted a darker band across the top of the background make the png 50px high and only 5 px wide then strech to 100% if you try to add a darker edge to the 5x5 then strecth vertically the darker edge stretchs and looks very bad. even at 50x5 the resulting png is only 318 bytes.

Yes I know that but you can not change colors just by typing 6 letters.
And you can experience color change with a stretched png or jpg. Have not tried it in KRpano but I did with FPP and got visible change.

Hans

i cant argue with that. i guess you have to weigh the benfits of ease of use to chagne the color versus reducing file size. it takes under 60 seconds to open the png in photoshop change the color and save it back. i get what you are saying but i am not sure it is worth the extra file size at least to me. if you are only using the textfield for a quick color changing background i wonder how hard it would be to modify the source code to make it act only as a background that could change colors and get rid of all the other stuff to make the file size smaller. we could then post it as a background color plugin by itself. that is something i may look into.

Years ago I had used Multimedia Builder though its no more developed further but it offers you exactly what you want to do. It can embed anything & make autorun dvds for you but only for PC no mac compatibility AFAIK

http://www.mediachance.com/mmb/