Hi,

there is no 'sprite' (or any html DOM elements at all) in WebGL.

if you want one, you need to add renderer="css3d" to the hotspot, but then the hotspot will be rendered via HTML/CSS3D and not via WebGL.

Best regards,
Klaus

Quoted from "rebaj83"

do you plan to correct this behaviour with css3D rendered hotspots? (means keeping them visible during blending to next pano)

No, that's not possible.

Quoted from "rebaj83"

if not is there a way to access the webgl hotspot?

What do you want to access?

Sorry, but how would you do that in WebGL?

A blur effect would require a multipass rendering - e.g. first render the image to a texture, then blur it (first vertically, then horizontally) and then rendered the blurred image onto the pano...

Such would require several setup and management around - that's not something that could be simply added by having access to some internal WebGL stuff...

HI team,

I am doing a hotspot that loads data from iframe. When you click on it, it will pop up a corresponding link.
but now it is not receiving the onclick event .Please support me

<hotspot name="hs_video_xq1"
id="product"
url="assets/black.png"
pausedonstart="false"
loop="true" renderer="css3d"
distorted="true" ath="94.014" atv="2.531" rx="5.5" ry="-1.1" rz="-0.7" scale="0.743" alpha="1.0"
onloaded="add_iframe(calc(product_link_iframe), 600, 400,calc(product[2].id));"
onclick=" youtubeplayer_open(calc(video[1].video_link)); sound_off(hs_video);" onhover="action(showHotSpot_text, Watch video) "
/>

<action name="add_iframe" type="Javascript">
var iframe = document.createElement("iframe"); iframe.style.position = "absolute"; iframe.style.left = 0;
iframe.style.top = 0; iframe.style.width = "100%"; iframe.style.height = "100%";
iframe.style.border = 0;
iframe.src = args[1] + args[4] ;
caller.registercontentsize(args[2], args[3]);
iframe.setAttribute('allowFullScreen', '');
caller.sprite.appendChild(iframe);
</action>