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Zitat von klaus.krpano

Hi,

should be not that difficult - just a few layers and an action to move them from one location to another one...

Here an example - I have quickly tried rebuilding such menu:

Code

if(layer[cm].state == 0 OR setstate == 'open',
        set(layer[cm].state,1);
        callwith(layer[cm], tween(rotate, +45));
        callwith(layer[m1], tween(x|y|alpha,  40|172|1, 0.5,default, tween(rotate,360,0.2,default,set(rotate,0)) ) );
        callwith(layer[m2], tween(x|y|alpha,  92|165|1, 0.5,default, tween(rotate,360,0.2,default,set(rotate,0)) ) );
        callwith(layer[m3], tween(x|y|alpha, 140|140|1, 0.5,default, tween(rotate,360,0.2,default,set(rotate,0)) ) );
        callwith(layer[m4], tween(x|y|alpha,  165|92|1, 0.5,default, tween(rotate,360,0.2,default,set(rotate,0)) ) );
        callwith(layer[m5], tween(x|y|alpha,  172|40|1, 0.5,default, tween(rotate,360,0.2,default,set(rotate,0)) ) );
        callwith(layer[bg], set(enabled,true); tween(alpha,1); );
    , layer[cm].state == 1 OR setstate == 'close',
        set(layer[cm].state,0);
        callwith(layer[cm], tween(rotate, -45));
        callwith(layer[m1], tween(x|y|alpha|rotate, 40|40|0|0));
        callwith(layer[m2], tween(x|y|alpha|rotate, 40|40|0|0));
        callwith(layer[m3], tween(x|y|alpha|rotate, 40|40|0|0));
        callwith(layer[m4], tween(x|y|alpha|rotate, 40|40|0|0));
        callwith(layer[m5], tween(x|y|alpha|rotate, 40|40|0|0));
        callwith(layer[bg], set(enabled,false); tween(alpha,0); );
    );

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For simplifying reasons I have only used textfields there.
For fine-tuning use images, adjust the positions and sizes and maybe also the tween types and times...
And the code itself could be optimized by using styles to reduce redundancy.

Here the above example code for testing:
https://krpano.com/krpano.html?xm…circle-menu.xml

Best regards,
Klaus

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Many Thanks Klaus,

Reading your examples are a blessing.
I was looking for something like this a lot of time.
Since iframes don't respond so well to responsive, should we use the "devices" atribute to code for mobile or it should work with everything?

Zitat von YASUSHI KUMON

Hi,Klaus

wonderful!
Perfectly improved.
thank you!

https://chiiden.com/panorama/macro/1000yen/
Yasushi Kumon

(I know this has nothing to do with the question, sorry)

Holy wow that's an impressive panorama!! great work

Hello,

I've been getting blocked while testing a 360 pano for a client.
The hosting tells me that i have too many connections to the server so the firewall automatically blocks my IP address
Is there any way to fix this or I'll have to choose a different hosting solution?
Many thanks in advance.

Zitat von klaus.krpano

Hi,

that's an unnecessary and unrelated warning from Firefox and can be ignored.

krpano doesn't relay on the availability of that debug info and will also work when it gets removed.

And in the latest versions (btw - 1.20.9 is not the latest ;-)) this 'problem' is also already fixed.

Best regards,
Klaus

Ou
Well, if this isn't an issue, if you want to, you can delete it :)
Thanks for answering!

(What a mouthful title)
Recently I've been getting a warning flag on Firefox about WEBGL_debug_renderer_info being deprecated like so:

WEBGL_debug_renderer_info is deprecated in Firefox and will be removed. Please use RENDERER.

Search the interwebs and nothing came back except some solitary StackOverflow question answered by the same user later. Google offers no other solution either, just as the user points out.

I use the latest (i think) version of the embedding script from KRPANO:
krpano Embedding Script
rpano 1.20.9 (build 2020-11-19)

And found a solution, following the same advice from the user from StackOverflow piviti1057)

In tour.js this is written:

(o = i.getExtension("WEBGL_debug_renderer_info")),

Just change it to this:

(o=i.getParameter(i.RENDERER)),

The only bad thing is that since it's a recent warning, I have to be aware of making this change by hand since the software keeps using the wrong code every time I redo the tour or make a new one.

I'm trying to draw lines without fill to render a gameplay zone limit, but with polygonal shapes it's really hard to do. I read the forums and somebody suggested using hotspot[polyline], but there's no example neither on the forum or the xml reference.
Have anyone used it? Or could give me some advice to draw lines?
Many thanks in advance.

Zitat von martyhr

If I set true for tootips mapspots in 1.20.9 - not working:
https://www.virtualczech.cz/krpano1209/

was working in version 1.20.5 :
https://www.virtualczech.cz/krpano1205/

Marty

I'm sorry to post something else but I must say that I really loved your 360 tour.

I was looking for the same answer and it was already resolved.