krpano 1.19-pr8 with macOS Sierra support, improved iOS 10 support and new localhost servers

Zitat von dreamcutter

You need Steam, SteamVR and browser with WebVR-support (Chromium or Firefox Nightly). https://webvr.info/

Thanks for the answer, I already tried doing this, explained in this article https://github.com/Web-VR/iswebvr…Vive-on-Windows

So I installed Chromium (the browser I already used with Oculus rift)

Instructions are as follow :

1. Download the latest experimental Windows Chromium build (64-bit only) by Brandon Jones (WebVR Platform Engineer, Google Chrome).
2. In the URL bar, load chrome://flags#enable-webvr and toggle the Enable WebVR flag.
3. In the URL bar, load chrome://flags#enable-gamepad-extensions and toggle the Enable Gamepad Extensions flag.
4. Launch the SteamVR application.
5. Go enjoy some WebVR content!

My concern is after step4 : once steam VR is lauched, how do you launch Chromium within the Vive ???

Hi,

Is it ok to deliver tour_testingserver.exe for our customers to view on their local pc?

I'm running macOS Sierra 10.12.1 , when I run tour_testingserver_macos, the terminal opens op and just says [Process Completed] and nothing happens. I know the browser should open, thats what happens when I run the exe for PC. What URL should it access in the browser and what port?

Hi,

just updated to 10.12.3.
For me the testing server works still great.
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015)
I tested with safari and chrome.
No issues.

Tuur

hi klaus,

i just came to my mind, that there hasnt been an update for some time now.
no pressure at all, i just wonder what topics u're working on :)
is maybe a little inside view possible?

best, index

Hi, its appear that some functions on krpano 1.19-pr8 is not working. I wonder if it is not yet implemented or did I made some mistake.

stoplookto()
stopmovements()
showlog()

I'm calling then from inside a plugin, like:

krpano = krpanointerface;


... 


krpano.showlog(true);


krpano.stoplookto();


krpano.stopmovements();

Thank you

Roberto

thanks for the insight, klaus!
looking forward to it! :)

Zitat

To call actions use the 'call' API - e.g.

krpano.call("showlog(); stoplookto(); stopmovements();");

Worked, thank you Klaus

Thank you.

Sorry for repost this just found this thread.
I first post here.
https://krpano.com/forum/wbb/inde…70422#post70422

I'm not sure it's bug or not but this work on 1.18.x

<style name="mystyle" devices="mobile" ... />
<layer name="mylayer" style="style_name" ... />

Hi, devicename is sent chorme 56 (my Galaxy S7 is recognized), but if I open the same tour in a native webview (same chrome version) then devicename is not set so screensize is not set...
Do you know what could be the problem with my android webview ?
THX !

edit :the webview adds ; wv to the user agent, so krpano thinks ; wv is the device name.
just remove ; wv frome the user agent string and it works !

Zitat von klaus.krpano

That's correct- you had defined that style only on mobile!

Hi

Thanks for your answer.

So that mean I need to add devices="mobile" directly to each layers?
Want to use devices="mobile" for layer not for style.

Just wonder because it work in 1.18.x

Best Regards

Zitat von klaus.krpano

Hi,
I'm currently working mainly on a new tool for the vtour editor replacement (a standalone tool without Browser or Flashplayer need).

This would be sooo awesome! Looking forward to the release!

Best regards,
Nupsi

Hi,

I have just updated to this latest krpano version having not used the software for some time. The last software version I used was krpano-1.19-pr3. I have recreated a tour using the latest release however the movement is very jerky compared to the previous version. I have tested both on the same device using the same content and the previous version is not jerky at all.

Is this a known issue? Thanks.