Just good old fashion hard work.
Read the documentation first and check your examples that came with krpano.
http://krpano.com/docu/

Then you can begin to understand the code.
http://www.talentstoolkit.com/pano/game/…/xml/global.xml

Hi,

As you can see in my signature, I've made such a game. It was my graduation project. At the time I made it, there was no ipad support yet for krpano, so It's flash only.

the basics are simple:
- The world is created in 3d (3dsmax). This was a choice, since we wanted to integrate 3d in the whole. Alsoo, since the game is ment as a educational lesson, 3d would allow us to go beyond whats real. Imagine going into a human body and learn about anatomy, or go straight to WW II.
- The object are pictures distorted intoo the panorama. Since its 3d, we could use the same lightning as the scenery, making it harder to find
- The object sends an event to Flash which keeps track of all object found and shows it in a grid.
- the objects dont have a handcursor, this so children couldnt just scan with the mouse to find the object.
- The status dropping down is a flash animation combined with some after effects fx, like the dust coming up.
- Music and sound adds to the immersive effect
- You get a reward after you find all 10 object (basicly a fireworks scene)
- We tried to make the game, child proof. Basicly you start the game fullscreen, if you go out of fullscreen, the game pauses. Alsoo added clear green/red choices (good/bad).
- We also added some interactive elements. For instance, in the temple, did you try to click the torches? http://talentstoolkit.com/pano/game/?xml=pano/photo_1_1.xml

Since it was our plan to create more chapters and subjects, I kept the code clean and modular. So I could add more chapters easily. But after 2 years, my knowledge of krpano increased and krpano expanded. Its still my plan to rewrite it, ipad compatible, and higher quality 3d renders.

you'll get the hang of it :) There is not much specific krpano knowledge in the panorama. The 3d was done in a weekend or 2, the whole project only a couple of weeks, not even fulltime.