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hidepanopointspots does not work after mainloadscene ?

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Monday, February 3rd 2014, 7:49pm

hidepanopointspots does not work after mainloadscene ?

Hi !


I built this tour : http://www.aircamera.fr/visite_virtuelle…orzine/360.html

And i used this code for icons in menus :

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<action name="buttonOnClick">
          if (xml.scene != pano45,            mainloadscene(pano45);          );	 	  
wait(blend); lookto(36.733333, 32.516667, 90.000000);hidepanopointspots();set(hotspot[spotpoint78].visible, true);</action>


This code is supposed to hide all spot except one.
It works fine but when you click on the first icon down in the left menu, then you click on the first icon down in the right menu, the picture changes, and all my hotspots are visible !

It seems that hidepanopointspots does not work after mainloadscene... You have to click twice on the button to hide other spots...

Can I do something more to hide them ?

Thank you very much !
Cyril

This post has been edited 3 times, last edit by "aircamera" (Feb 5th 2014, 12:41pm)

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Wednesday, February 5th 2014, 12:40pm

I also tried to add an action after

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onclick="buttonOnClick"

but as soon as I add ";" after onclick, it doesn't work anymore.

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onclick="buttonOnClick ; hidepanopointspots"
This doesn't work either... *confused*

Can you help me please ? I'm a bit lost...
Thank you very much !
Cyril

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Wednesday, February 5th 2014, 1:31pm

I suppose the right syntax for calling a queue of actions onclick is:

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onclick="buttonOnClick();hidepanopointspots();"
Regards,

Alexey

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Friday, February 7th 2014, 5:08pm

Hi !
You are right ! With the correct syntax it works !
But I still have to click twice on the button with this new code...


Thank you.

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Friday, February 7th 2014, 7:01pm

Can you please write a more detailed algorythm of what each button should do and when all these hotspots must be hidden. What are "button to the right" and "button to the left" supposed to do?
Regards,

Alexey

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