Hello!
Bug report!
Xiaomi 13 chrome
panoramic video black screen (any example), video image appear blinking then disapear and black screen, image visible if paused playback.
Urgent needed solation.
regards, Andrey
I think you have to decrease the video resolution for mobile devices.
I use the open_url('/mysite.com/index.html') function, but on my mobile device the window opens not in the center of the screen, but in the lower right part. How to solve this problem?
Please share the tour's link with me in PM to I investigate on it.
More accurate?
Did you see the decimals_for_dhe setting?
i agree on the too complex for 'user' yes..
yes, I saw it! but as you said, it's complex and time-consuming for the user especially if he wants to add lots of hotspots in a project like an artwork exhibition!
aybe poly getcenter is your friend(?)
krpano.com - Documentation - XML Reference
thanks, it's a useful action.
but calculating the rotations (rx, rz, ry) is too complicated for me!
thanks lastromantik for the reply!
I am familiar with this plugin but I need something more accurate and easier to use for the users.
thanks Klaus, it's very good news!
but can you give us some leads? can we do the calculations with Javascript or even Python? or it's something more complicated!
to be honest, I need it for my current project!
I tried to use Chat-GPT to create a function for it but its suggestions were not accurate enough! and the drawn rectangle didn't fit the expected area accurately.
Klaus, can you please help me with it? It can be a very useful feature for all of us!
Hi guys,
in Panotour Pro, if we wanted to add a video/image/iframe hotspot, there was an option which allowed the user to draw a rectangle like this:
and when the user builds the tour, the PTP calculate the ath, atv, width, height, rx, ry and rz automatically and creates a hotspot like this:
<hotspot name="spotwebcontent12"
devices="html5"
renderer="css3d"
tag="webcontent"
visible="false"
distorted="true"
url="%FIRSTXML%/graphics/spotsback.png"
ath="86.835291"
atv="4.544734"
width="490"
height="274"
rx="3.8777501015219804"
ry="1.6241318375190006"
rz="0.22828592005649509"
enabled="true"
capture="false"
handcursor="false"
zorder="2"
zorder_backup="2"
onloaded="add_iframe(https://www.youtube.com/, get(width), get(height));"
/>is there any way that we can get 4 corners coordinates of a rectangle from the user and calculate the hotspot parameters by ourselves? to have a result like this:
Thanks,
Hamid
I did some research and even though it may seem obvious, this is a very technical subject. Was not expecting that!
Here is some relevant information I found on the subject. Seems "Lidar Fusion" is the technical term. I hope you find a good flow for your project(s)
Thanks, Kristof, I will read them but as you said, it's toooo technical!
What is the accuracy you aim for in your projects?
I believe the client should be satisfied with a margin of ±1 cm.
i'll have a try with measurements soon. I used/made it for other functionality.
Can take a bit.. busy busy.
Tuur
Thank you, Tuur! I really appreciate it!
Thank you, Tuur!
can you please help me to know, how I can do it accurately enough to have an accurate measurement on the tour?
if I understand correctly, if I don't determine the location and rotation of each scene's camera within the 3D model, the measurement will not be accurate any more, am I right?
(Buy a matterport?)
if it's necessary, we can rent a matterport for this project, and download the the 3D model from its website!
but I need your help to know, what is the best workflow and tools for this project. (we can rent any other device or LiDAR scanner too)
I watched a couple of tutorial videos about Reality Capture today and it sounds like an interesting software!
but as mentioned, we must use a DSLR camera to capture panoramic images and we may need to employ a LiDAR scanner to generate a 3D model of the surroundings.
Subsequently, we must determine the location of each scene within the 3D model!
Has anyone had experience with it or knows the correct workflow for it?
Thank you, Kristof!
I will watch this video and get back to you tomorrow.
imagine that I created the 3D model with Reality Capture or any other software, but if I understand correctly, I think the tricky part would be finding the accurate camera position of each scene in the 3D model!
am I right? Is there any easy solution for it?
Hi,
I need to add an accurate measurement tool (as accurate as possible) to a virtual tour.
I can utilize a LiDAR scanner to scan the relatively large environment, but I must capture the panorama images with a DSLR camera to ensure good image quality in the virtual tour!
Do you guys know the workflow for this and which equipment is best suited for it?
Thanks,
Hamid
I have the same problem on my PC!
you have to use the CSS to customize the popup colors like this:
div#popup-box {
background-color: #000000 !important;
color: #ffffff !important;
}
div#popup-box #popup-box-title {
color: #ffffff !important;
}no worries, I sent you the updated plugin.
Hi Guys,
I am developing an editor for loading and interacting with the 3D models inside the Krpano environment with Three.js
so far, I had good progress and everything go as I expect.
but I have a technical problem with syncing and aligning a 3D model with a scene's view!
please have a look at this video to understand what I mean:
https://youtu.be/Doevsw2vOTo
does anybody have any idea about how we can do something similar? and how can I find the correct camera position and other parameters on Three.js?
Thanks,
Hamid
please send me your email address in PV to resend you the latest version of the plugin.
Thanks,
just replace the new tour.js file on your old tours.