Dear R.B.

I'm sorry to tell you, there is NO "auto play" tool. It's simply a matter of learning to write a bit of XML, just a bit, really not too hard, especially with all the very helpful people on this forum. Even the developer helps when he's needed and it's clear the student has done the homework !

That's how the sample you note was done. I did it. Took me quite a few hours of reading the documentation, looking at the release notes, and examples and...asking questions on the forum when I was stuck or could not find what I was looking for. If it's a reasonable question, you will get help.

To help you get a faster start than me, you can look at the xml that I did with the example you note, just change the suffix from html to xml in your browser and you can see the "auto tour" button .

And now that I know a bit more of how to do this, I would do it different, better perhaps, but this does work.

Regards and enjoy the journey, it's a very powerful tool.

Robert

I wrote some code based on image360's code. It works, but it behaves against my intention.

Followings are parts of the codes. I used the "MAKE VTOUR(NORMAL).bat" droplet and insert them.


<action name="autotour">
set(idletime,8);
skin_hideskin();
set(layer[sidebar].visible, false);
oninterrupt(breakall(); skin_showskin(); set(layer[sidebar].visible, true); );

if(step == 1,
lookat(0,0,120);
lookto(180,0,120, linear(15));
lookto(180,90, 120, linear(15));
lookto(180,90, 60, linear(15));
inc(step);
);
if(step == 2,
loadscene(scene_001,null,KEEPBASE|NOPREVIEW,BLEND(2));
lookat(0,0,120);
wait(blend);
lookto(90,0,120,linear(15));
lookto(90,0, 60,linear(15));
inc(step);
);
if(step == 3,
loadscene(scene_000,null,KEEPBASE|NOPREVIEW,BLEND(2));
set(step, 1);
);
</action></action>

I think my click will break any motion right away and I can gain the control.
However, it is only true for last lookto action.
I mean when I click during the first or second lookto action, it will continue (no interupt at all) to the last position 180,90, 60.

Is there any way to correct it??

Thanks in advance.

Min