The tutorial for 3D Vista is here:
See youtube video, they render out some specific elements and then... they replace that as a hotspot swap...
So yes, it is as Piotr explains, a hotspot swap...
salty mode on:
well, klaus has been saying "1.22 coming soon" for 1.5 years, so idk what soon means for him, but 2 months seems like normal when he says "soon"..
anyway, looking forward to it too, but when it comes to gaussian spalts, new presentation modes are now coming up that are surely worth looking at too...
Not any help, but I opened your link in 20 tabs and they all loaded nicely.
gr,
Kristof
what is the resolution you aim for? 10000x5000 ? 20000x10000 ?
Hello,
You can use https://krpano.com/docu/actions/#inlinefunctions
I learned about it from klaus in this post:
gr,
Kristof
krpano 1.22 limited access to external URL's
To load the script, you can use "sameorigin: false" on the HTML page where krpano is included, for example:
<script>
embedpano({xml:"tour.xml", bgcolor:"transparent", target:"pano", html5:"only", mobilescale:1.0, sameorigin:false, passQueryParameters:"startscene,startlookat"});
</script>More info:
Yes, its krpano 1.22 with threejs plugin.
The movement with VR controllers is indeed not in the webvr plugin, but can be found in the "depthmap_navigation.xml" code.
Example usage:
The xml:
(VR code is starting from line 170)
gr,
Kristof
It is possible with 1 model, but you will need to seperate the materials you want to control.
ok, yes, indeed, seems like its not working with view.oz>199
i dont understand the example, what are supposed to see?
can you show an example of what you want to achieve?
Chrome 131.0 - Android 13 - Samsung S20 - video ok
Ah, yes, also true, I overlooked that as the question was about the "if" syntax. Good catch too!
"," is the separater for the if(check, true, false) statement, so your current code would be incorrect syntax wise
so if you apply this to your current code, it would look like this:
if(sound[xtUfer].paused, << check
>> true set(layer[xtUfer_4].html, 'Pause ▶') ,
>> false playsound_at_hv(xtUfer,'get(hotspot[xtUfer].audio_url)',
>> incorrect syntax >> get(hotspot[xtUfer].ath_sound),0,100,false,1,30, ); set(layer[xtUfer_4].html, 'Pause▐▐') );and will cause everything else after this statement to be ignored.
so adjust your code to something like this:
if(sound[xtUfer].paused,
set(layer[xtUfer_4].html, 'Pause ▶');
playsound_at_hv(xtUfer,'get(hotspot[xtUfer].audio_url)';
get(hotspot[xtUfer].ath_sound),0,100,false,1,30, );
,
set(layer[xtUfer_4].html, 'Pause▐▐');
);
Basically, replace your "," with ";"
You can create an action that loops through your hotspots and use https://krpano.com/docu/actions/#addhotspot to add the hotspot if the scene name matches the current scene name, and loops through the points of that hotspot to add the points.
Then execute the action when you change scene...
You could create an offline tour using these steps:
If you need help implementing, you can reach out
add a depthmap to your scene so that the headset understands the pano more and can display it properly.
the tesla example does this in its simples form:
krpano.com - Documentation - XML Reference
Just setting the style element is not enough to apply the style to the hotspot, you have to explicitly load the style as well.