I followed instructions from http://www.krpano.com/html5multires/. Surprisingly html5 was set by default to NEVER not AUTO. I have changed it to PREFER, but I still get an error:
loadscene() - scene "null" not found.
Please help
html5 multires does not work on iPad
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What scene are you loading? Do you have any scenes?
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Hi,
check in your xml if the <scene> element was defined with a devices="flash".
The 1.16 tools are adding that automatically for 'HTML5-incompatible' scenes.
Best regards,
Klaus -
I got it to work... somehow. Now the xml is very simple, but the image type is CYLINDER, even I have selected 1=flat. Does it make a difference?
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Hi,
yes, because partial panos aren't supported in HTML5 yet.
Best regards,
Klaus -
This is confusing. The docs state: "Only cubical- and flat-multiresolution panos are supported at the moment".
I use MAKE PANO (MULTIRES) droplet. Then I select 1 (Flat). Even I have selected Flat, the xml has CYLINDER as image type.
Should I be selecting Cylindrical (3), None (0)?
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Marek - maybe we are talking about the same issue?
I have a set of 3 cylindrical images, all complete 360°
a) 20914 x 4000
b) 19725 x 4000
c) 52343 x 4000Choosing "cylindrical" (3) as the type of the panorama each time, the standard droplet multires tour transforms a) and b) to cubes and the settings in the xml are accordingly <image type="CUBE"... whereas the long cylinder is automatically treated as "cylinder" all the way down, resulting in the xml treating it as <image type="CYLINDER" and setting the devices parameter to: devices="flash"
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Hi,
right, in 1.16.x only cubical panos are supported in HTML5.
In 1.17 there will be (is) also support for flat panos.Regarding the cylinder to cube conversion - the tools will automatically convert spherical and cylindrical images to cubical when they are within the converttocubelimit - see here:
https://krpano.com/tools/kmakemultires/config/#converttocubeBest regards,
Klaus
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