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ngarneau

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Friday, April 16th 2010, 5:15pm

Scaling objects

Hi,
I would like to know if there's a way to detect if we are in fullscreen mode.
What i want to do is to scale the objects of hotspots depending on if you are in fullscreen or not. You can see on my website: www.visiteinteractive.com

When we get on fullscreen, objects are really small and i want to get them bigger


Thanks

klaus.krpano

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Friday, April 16th 2010, 6:26pm

Hi,

do you mean in AS3? (because your are posting in the AS3 subforum)

or in krpano?

in as3 you have the "FullScreenEvent",
see here:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AS3LCR/Flash…creenEvent.html

and in krpano you have the "onenterfullscreen" and "onexitfullscreen" events,
see here:
http://krpano.com/docu/xml/#events

best regards,
Klaus

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Friday, April 16th 2010, 8:03pm

Hi Klaus,

I fixed this bug with this code finally:

I created an action that was called when the hotspot was clicked, detected if fullscreen was true then set the scaling attribute.
Could be cleaner but it does the job ;)

<action name="setScale">
if(fullscreen==true,
set(plugin[object1].scale, 1);
set(plugin[object2].scale, 1);
set(plugin[object3].scale, 1);
set(plugin[object4].scale, 1);
set(plugin[object5].scale, 1);
set(plugin[object6].scale, 1);
set(plugin[object7].scale, 1);
set(plugin[object8].scale, 1);
set(plugin[object9].scale, 1);
set(plugin[object10].scale, 1);
set(plugin[object11].scale, 1);
);
if(fullscreen==false,
set(plugin[object1].scale, 0.5);
set(plugin[object2].scale, 0.5);
set(plugin[object3].scale, 0.5);
set(plugin[object4].scale, 0.5);
set(plugin[object5].scale, 0.5);
set(plugin[object6].scale, 0.5);
set(plugin[object7].scale, 0.5);
set(plugin[object8].scale, 0.5);
set(plugin[object9].scale, 0.5);
set(plugin[object10].scale, 0.5);
set(plugin[object11].scale, 0.5);
);
</action>

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