Synchronizing 2 mirror panoramas

I did download the krpano package where the examples are included.
I took the splitscreen example

https://krpano.com/examples/108b9…plitscreen.html

and editing the splitscreen.html file on exact 2 line I could produce the effect you described:

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function sync_1to2()
{
var krpano1 = document.getElementById("krpanoSWFObject1");
var krpano2 = document.getElementById("krpanoSWFObject2");

krpano2.set("syncother", false);
krpano2.set("view.hlookat", 360 - krpano1.get("view.hlookat"));
krpano2.set("view.vlookat", krpano1.get("view.vlookat"));
krpano2.set("view.fov", krpano1.get("view.fov"));
}

function sync_2to1()
{
var krpano1 = document.getElementById("krpanoSWFObject1");
var krpano2 = document.getElementById("krpanoSWFObject2");

krpano1.set("syncother", false);
krpano1.set("view.hlookat", 360 - krpano2.get("view.hlookat"));
krpano1.set("view.vlookat", krpano2.get("view.vlookat"));
krpano1.set("view.fov", krpano2.get("view.fov"));
}

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I just added the "360 -" on the view.hlookat lines...

its not perfect, but I think a first step in your direction....
Liebe Gruesse,
Georg