this looks very much like a memory/flashplayer bug,And I have this line in the pano


no, there is no particular reason, I just wanted to have the div element of the pano 80% height and centered,Klaus,
Any particular reason / benefit of using the resize function as you did in the demos... vs just structuring two divs... one for the text at top and then one for the pano?

Oki, thank you for your test, I hope for the final version :thumbsup:
this looks very much like a memory/flashplayer bug,And I have this line in the pano
that's nothing what can happen from actionscript coding itself...
EDIT: forgot what I wrote
I can reproduce this bug now, it was because of the not finished multiresolution loading / memory managment code in this version. but there is also a bug in the flashplayer! it shouldn't crash in such situation.
it will be fixed in the final version anyway!
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Oki, thank you for your test, I hope for the final version :thumbsup:
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EDIT: forgot what I wrote
I can reproduce this bug now, it was because of the not finished multiresolution loading / memory managment code in this version. but there is also a bug in the flashplayer! it shouldn't crash in such situation.
it will be fixed in the final version anyway!
(see the first post - I uploaded a new beta version - "beta2"),
I don't recommend using this current beta for multiresolution panoramas, the internal code for checking the loading state and deciding which levels needed to be rendered is not finished yet, I some cases it renders more levels then currently needed, this slows it down unnecessarily.
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Nice work, and great update frequency. I've tested the player on my mac (mac mini 1.6 core2duo, macos x 10.5.5, flash 10), and works without problems so far although I've got a feeling that the tiles loading process while viewing a multirez pano consumes more cpu power causing the pano rotation to 'hickup'.
I thinking about such an options, an differnt fisheye setting for flash9 and flash10 is an interesting idea?
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I've got one question, is it possible to make two sets of settings (one for flash 10 and one for flash 9) in one xml? An example... For flash 10 users I would prefer details = 1, fisheye = 0, for flash 9 users I would prefer details = >16, fisheye = 0,35.

Found another 'small' error in extreme conditions shown in the image below...
When setting "architectural = 1 and arch. only mid. = true" then move to the extreme top or bottom of the pano and zoom in, some faces are displayed as black. I haven't tried this in previous versions but came across it when I tested the 1.08beta player.
Best,
Ronald
soon, I have currently no Flash CS3 installed...Hey Klaus,
combobox.swf is missing from the new zip files in the plugin folder. Please update. Thanks man! :thumbup:
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Hi, you need to open the "Actions" window, there you find the code.Klaus...I do have CS3 and opened the combobox.fla and didn't find the code you were referring to for the version upgrade. :huh:
haha, you're right! I don't like the big swf sizes tooA small issue but...
1.07 was 67KB...1.08 is 97KB...1.09 will be...? Believe it or not, there are still people surfing with dialup connections. Here in the U.S. it is 1 in 10. For them, every kilobyte counts.
Immervision came up with an interesting solution: PureProfiler. With it you could select the options you needed and it created an optimized applet. Of course, Pureplayer was Java and krpano is Flash, but is it possible to do something similar?

). the biggest size increase in this version was the flash10 renderer (+20kb). the final version should be (maybe) a little bit smaller.
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You're right, it's not that important for broadband users, but I have been producing virtual tours for both broadband and dialup users. The dialup tours use a small image - under 150KB usually. What I would like is a stripped down SWF that only displays 4 sides of a cube and pans only left/right. No zooming, no hotspots, no options, no nothing. A teeny little Yugo for dialup users. Broadband users get the Mercedes Benz. :Dbut is that really that important?![]()
the pano itself is in the most cases much bigger?