How it is possible to gain effect in KRpano?

Andrey_K

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Location: Ukraine

Occupation: photographer

Saturday, August 15th 2009, 12:55pm

How it is possible to gain effect in KRpano?

Hi, Klaus! *smile*

Excuse for my English - I write with the help online of the translator.
Prompt, please, how it is possible to gain effect in KRpano (at prompting of a mouse opens and the window is closed), shown here...http://www.scottwitte.com/VR/box_test/index2.html
Please on an example.

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nelk

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Location: Paris

Saturday, August 15th 2009, 4:28pm

Yes it's possible with directional hotspot,

You should have a look to the new version, 1.0.8 beta 8. I don't think there is such example of that right now.

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lts

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Saturday, August 15th 2009, 6:02pm

Quoted from "nelk"

Yes it's possible with directional hotspot,

Better to search for distorted hotspots... *g*

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nelk

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Location: Paris

Saturday, August 15th 2009, 6:04pm

Yes, you're right *rolleyes*

directionnal ... distorted ... not so far *g*

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Andrey_K

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Saturday, August 15th 2009, 7:23pm

krpano-1.0.8-beta8 - Looked, the similar example is not present.
I think that the image on a transparent layer should be loaded. This image, at inclusion, should become attached strictly to the necessary site of a panorama. And here, how to write this command on XML I do not know.
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Klaus, it is necessary to try - the competitor (FPP) has an example, and at You is not present. ;-)

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Graydon

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Wednesday, August 19th 2009, 2:52am

Sounds like an interesting challenge... ;-)

I'll see what I can come up with a bit later tonight / tomorrow.

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Graydon

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Wednesday, August 19th 2009, 6:20am

crude example

Here's a crude example...

http://goto.marlincreek.com/distorted_tree

The challenge is to get things lined up correctly.... but this was the first time playing with a distorted hotspot and I think it works for a basic example.

Here's my basic how-to... or more likely "how I did it, other ways may be better" *g*

1. loaded existing pano
2. screen grabbed a section of the pano
3. edited it in the gimp to get just the tree and have the background transparent... and made the colors funky
4. added the tree as a distorted hotspot
5. used the editor to try to place / scale / distort the funky tree to the correct place
6. got tired of trying to make it perfect
7. used the editor to view the new code and copied it over to my xml file
8. tested locally
9. loaded to server

I've left the editor and options plugin available on the pano so that others can see and play with code... but the distorted hotspot code is below...

Source code

	<hotspot
		name="tree"
		url="overlay.png"
		keep="false"
		ath="-29.68100705036484" atv="-5.1581770970989895"
		zoom="true" distorted="true"
		width="316" height="448"
		scale="1.2597138310354041" scale9grid="" scalechildren="false" rotate="0"
		rx="0" ry="0" rz="-0.026108532505666214"
		edge="center" ox="" oy=""
		crop="" ondowncrop="" onovercrop=""
		visible="true" enabled="true" handcursor="true" capture="true" children="true"
 		zorder="0"
		alpha="0" blendmode="normal" smoothing="true"
 		refreshrate="auto"
 		onloaded=""
		onover="set(hotspot[tree].alpha,1.0)"
		onhover=""
		onout="set(hotspot[tree].alpha,0)"
		ondown=""
		onup=""
		onclick=""
		flying="0"
	/>

Here's a small version of my lovely funky tree.