Hi!

That was a neat little tour. Great scenery!

I noticed a few graphical glitches when switching between panoramas. Sometimes it would drag the previous panorama *on top of* the current panorama...very strange!

I also enjoyed the "autorotate" button you had. Very cool.

Nice scenery, indeed. Used to drive the same road at least few times
per month during 2003–2004 when I was living near Imatra.

Tried to look the same thing with iPhone and while it looks nice, noticed that navigation is
bit too small to be usable and there is also problem with the fullscreen button.
Look at http://krpano.com/docu/xml/#plugin.devices to learn how to target different devices.

Understandably you use Panotour as HTML title and XML files say but after
looking at your other projects (keskustademo etc.) I'm sure you have already read it quite bit.
There are also other things you need to learn, most importantly checking the syntax of XML
files so that they wouldn't fail when used with JavaScript-based version of krpano (in mobile devices).
(This nice little tour was surely fine but should try to check keskustademo tour files again).

Zitat von »Nelike imagery«

The fullscreen button for iphone does not work properly because it already is in fullscreen. You can't hide the browsers bottom bar (tested with a friend with iphone and fullscreen worked but buttons went under the browsers bottom). I think it should be done as an application to make fullscreen go really fullscreen but have no time to even look at that now.

It's nice to see other finns in the forum There are not many of us who do this job, atleast fulltime.

There's way to make user able to use tour in fullscreen mode… but not directly. They need to add bookmark from Safari to homescreen (icon for going to tour directly) and that helps since there isn't any browser GUI visible in the screen. The same way is often used by other (totally different) web-based apps that are designed to work on mobile screens (and might look like totally native apps even while they aren't). For the time being, it's just best to hide the unneeded buttons, anyway.

Yeah, nice to see you too. :) Have been working with krpano little bit over year already and mostly on the XML side. Tried to avoid visual editors before since they produced so painfully messy code that it was difficult to maintain so have found it easier to do things myself instead of relying of WYSIWYG tools that (while look easier) could make things more difficult in the process. It surely takes more time to learn things but as some has said… "Use the source, Luke." ;)

Hoping to see how your city tour thing will turn out in the process. :)

beatiful panos. nice work!