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The problem of that is a bug in the internal hotspot sorting (this is new to 1.19 because of the WebGL hotspot rendering support) - the sorting depends on the 'zorder' value and when no zorder was set, the sorting fails in a bad way which causes such effects.I am seeing a problem while creating buttons hotspots using textfield, that has been introduced at version 1.19.
Hi,
The problem of that is a bug in the internal hotspot sorting (this is new to 1.19 because of the WebGL hotspot rendering support) - the sorting depends on the 'zorder' value and when no zorder was set, the sorting fails in a bad way which causes such effects.I am seeing a problem while creating buttons hotspots using textfield, that has been introduced at version 1.19.
For the next release this is already fixed.
As workaround for the current release - it should work when applying a zorder value to each hotspot.
Best regards,
Klaus
Thanks for your investigation, but as said - that bug is already fixed ('fully fixed'A couple of other bits of info in case it helps anything:
Thanks Klaus !The Chromium builds don't include proprietary codecs like MP3 or MP4.
For good cross-browser support always include also Ogg-audio files as MP3 alternative and WebM-video files as MP4 alternative.
Best regards,
Klaus
cheers,I have several hotspots and I want each to play a different pano video. I understand having to preload and pause the movie via the touch event on startup, and I can get one to play just fine, but how exaclty do I go about changing the video on the click of another hotspot? Is it possible?
If I am not wrong, the player will create the VR stereoscope from a single image, you don't need to 2 camera shots.Anyone ?
Or do you need to use two different cameras, placed next to each other ? And use a special "dual panoramic head" mounted on one tripod ?
And then how do you integrate the two different images in a Krpano Virtual Reality Tour ?
I hope my questions isn't something obvious but I haven't found the answer to that in what I've read.