In search of iPad hotspots

how do you mean? ipad hotspots work the same as regular hotspots. Just use .jpg or png files.

Zitat von jl-krp

I've combed all 12 pages of the iPad-related files in seach of an example of pages, linked by hotspots that work on an iPad, without success. If anyone could point me in the right direction I'd be most grateful!

JL

I have done one with 10 panos and more than 40 hotspots. Works perfect.

Here is another one with less hotspots.
http://gl-estrup.360-foto.dk/mejeriudstilling/

Hans

here is one that has animated hotspots. just a wedding of a friend I did some experimenting with.

http://virtualnorthland.com/panos/jeff/

here is the xml

http://virtualnorthland.com/panos/jeff/tour.xml

If you use the MAKE VTOUR droplets they create all xml for you. You just need to activate each hotspot and place them in the pano.
If you want to use your own pngs just change the url.

You can also edit the default animated hotspots in Photoshop.

Hans

my tour is just what hans stated. run right from the vtour droplet then added the photo gallery, on the desktop version it rains hearts also.

Zitat von jl-krp

Last question - does one have to produce dual versions of a tour, for 'pads and PCs?

you can make 1 xml using the devices tag or else there is a way to detect the platform with javascript in the html page then redirect certain platforms to thier own xml.

ACTIVATE HOTSPOTS

THE vtour droplet has these by default. They are the styles for the hotspots. They make it so you do not have to replicate duplicate code.

<style name="hotspot_ani_black"
url="hotspots/hotspot_ani_black_64x64x20.png"
crop="0|0|64|64"
frames="20" framewidth="64" frameheight="64" frame="0"
onloaded="hotspot_animate();"
altonloaded="if(isphone, mul(scale,2)); onloaded();"
/>

<style name="hotspot_ani_white"
url="hotspots/hotspot_ani_white_64x64x20.png"
crop="0|0|64|64"
frames="20" framewidth="64" frameheight="64" frame="0"
onloaded="hotspot_animate();"
altonloaded="if(isphone, mul(scale,2)); onloaded();"
/>

to use them just put this code inside the scene tags for each scene. all you really need here is the name, style, ath, atv and onclick.

<hotspot name="spot1" style="hotspot_ani_black"
ath="165.96627395752057" atv="-2.6057340546468346"
zoom="false"
onclick="looktohotspot(get(name)); loadscene(scene_wedding,null,MERGE,BLEND(1));"
/>

<hotspot name="spot2" style="hotspot_ani_black"
ath="189.1644327619706" atv="-2.5498125684175217"
zoom="false"
onclick="looktohotspot(get(name)); loadscene(scene_women,null,MERGE,BLEND(1));"
/>