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Zitat von klaus.krpano

Hi,

the loadpano/loadscene calls are 'async'.

To make sure something happens when they are done, the related code should be defined after the loadpano/loadscene in the same call.

e.g.

Code

loadscene(...); trace('now the scene is loaded');

For your case you could add a callback e.g. this way:

Code

krpano.set("callback", function(){ ... your JS code ...});
krpano.call("loadscene(...); callback();");

This way the correct order is ensured and hotspots added in the JS code will be related to the new scene.

To make such usage easier, I will add a possibility to add a JS callback directly in the loadpano/loadscene calls in the next releases.

Best regards,
Klaus

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Hi,

Thank you very much for your reply.

Your reply made me suddenly clear.

Best regards,

Bill

Zitat von indexofrefraction

you can use keep=true and then remove them manually if you dont need them anymore

an alternative is to write xml into the scene content, see this thread
https://krpano.com/forum/wbb/index.php?p…&threadID=17834

hi

Do you mean to set keep = true when loading hotspots in a scene, and then delete all hotspots before loading hotspots in the current scene when switching to the next scene?

best

Zitat von indexofrefraction

hi,

probably yes, after the 2 seconds your hotspot gets unloaded, because you are not setting keep=true

best, index

Hi,

Thank you for your reply,

I use code to control the dynamic loading of scenarios and hotspots. The hotspots of each scenario are different, so keep = true cannot be set. Is this problem unavoidable when loading dynamically?

best

When I execute the "loadscene" method and add a "hotspot", it will not be displayed

When I add "hotspot" asynchronously

It shows up

Is this caused by over animation of 2 seconds?

and,"setTimeout",Is this delay loading correct?