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<krpano> <image type="SPHERE" hfov="130" vfov="32"> <sphere url="big_pano.jpg" /> </image> </krpano> |
This post has been edited 2 times, last edit by "ivanatora" (Jul 1st 2011, 8:47am)
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(14:47:59)[ivanatora@~/Archives/krpanotools]$ ./kmakemultires ~/big_pano.jpg WARNING: loading config from "/home/ivanatora/Archives/krpanotools/kmakemultires.config" failed, using defaults! kmakemultires 1.0.8.12 (build 2010-11-24) WARNING: "big_pano.jpg" is not a 360x180 panorama image! (25700x6325) is it a partial panorama? (y/n): y what type of partial panorama? (1=flat, 2=spherical, 3=cylindrical): what type of partial panorama? (1=flat, 2=spherical, 3=cylindrical): 1 ERROR: unable to load html template: /home/ivanatora/Archives/krpanotools/templates/html/swfkrpano.html |
yes, without license only offline / local usage is possible,Do I have to buy krpano license if I want to publish a panorama?
the kmakepreview tools only builds a smoothed preview pano image,The kmakepreview tool does not copy krpano.swf file
right, but the kmakemultires tools is doing that (you wrote 'kmakepreview'),Well, it also creates XML and HTML file and copies the krpano JS file as well, right? It creates an almost-ready for viewing bundle with the images. The only thing that is missing is the krpano.swf file.