rainyday.js has this "rain on window" effect, i suppose it could be overlaid on top of krpano canvas (fixed to window), but that might look odd in some cases ?
projecting the "rainy window" on the entire sphere would also look kind of odd, like you were inside a plastic bubble inside the pano environment ?
rainyday.js does provide an interesting solution. I would like to add it to krpano except the blur effect.
I just shot a panorama in heavy rain lately and here it is http://t.cn/RGpphJJ
By the first sight, I wanna add rainy effect in this situation so I made it with krpano weather plugin. My goal was to emulate the whole process that the rain drops flow over my lens. Well, the truth is that what I had added was only the programmed rain drop.
In the attachments, we can see that there are many rain drops that freeze or flow slowy along the glass. And we can see the reflections of the scene in one drop and scene also get curved inside the trajectory of the drop lines. As far as I know, there are many windows sceen savers that have sort of rain drop effect. And is it possible for krpano to obtain this result in the future with the help of graphic algorithm? I wanna it so much. This effect will really helps users with their storytelling.
Thanks.
http://pano.chinavr.net/360html/360/YC…tml?html5=never
I use Krpano 1.19 pr3 , The link above is the panorama I shot last couple of days. When I use default settings to generate the vtour files and and using HTML5 = prefer . It works fine when I open it locally by Chrome. But when all the stuff were on the server, things went wrong.
http://pano.chinavr.net/360html/360/YC/US/ThA.htm[/size]
when you click on the link about which is presented without ?html5 = never , it never works which means that this panorama will not be displyed on mobile devices.
[size=10]Here I will put all the XML codes on the thread as follows,
I put my xml file on the attachment.
As you can see, I do not make so much change compared to the original.
So how can I make a fully test to my Vtour locally? Where is the error and how to locate the error?
Html5 viewer does not support partial panos.
You can try cereate full sphere pano image (360x180) with your stitching software.
Create tour with .bat file, and limit viewing range with hlookatmin, hlookatmax, vlookatmin, vlookatmax atributes of element.
That is a good idea although it will gernerate much more un-necessary tiles.
But more over, I really hope that krpano will support files like this. Here is my reasons:
a. Although it is a gigapixel partial panorama, my computer is still powerful enough to do some postprocessing like luminosity mask editing on it but the computer will not be eought powerful to deal with full spherical.
b. If it is a partial panorama, how could I know the exact FOV of it? Since stitching software will generate image like that?
c. Now that I have done the postprocessing and have the psb file. How do I caculate the exact numbers if I want to "extend canvas size" in photoshop?
Hi,
the HTML5 viewer currently only support cubical and flat panos.
Partial panos like yours are not support. The tools will add devices="flash" to the elements with partial panos.
Best regards,
Klaus
Thanks Klaus, hope Krpano would support for gigapixel partial panorama in the future. It is really a pity that iOS users would not be able to see multires partial panorama with their own. Since WebGL support multires-spherical , why not partial?
I use Krpano 1.18.5 and with default settings I use Make pano (Multires).bat to generate the files.
I have a question about Krpano 1.18.5 on multires. Here are two links:
http://l.facebook.com/l/JAQFf_svaAQE…guo/ZZ/ZGC.html and
http://l.facebook.com/l/VAQHZxLfjAQE…/guo/ZZ/ZZ.html
the only difference between the two lies in the html code as follows:
Link A: embedpano({***** html5:"never",************});
Link B: embedpano({***** html5:"prefer",************});
When you click on the second link, the page is black except for the skin files. What is wrong with my coding?
