Posts by s-maier

Actually you can do everything you want. There are more or less no limits.

You just have to read and understand the documentation and basic XML.

By the way: You can also just use the krpano sphere to cube droplet to solve your problem in the most easy way.

Quote from Bulmedia

You can surely imagine that I had to use Google to find this forum, right?
So, what solution do you know that you can share with me?

So for example googleing "Panorama nadir patch tutorial Photoshop" didn't bring up tons and tons of stuff for you?

There is so much information and tutorials online depending on the Equipment and Software you use. Please use Google to find perfect answers.

You generate the additional panoramas using the krpanto tools. You than add the new image folders to the sever and add the newly generated scenes to the tour.xml.

Acutally that's it.

For opening the tour on the computer you need to use the krpanoserver tool or any other webserver on your computer as modern browser prohibit to run stuff like panoramas locally.

Quote from nikonutsch

thanks, i know.

the else action isn't always toggle-able like in this example .

if(layer[layerx].html, 'pause▐▐ ', else any action

Yeah it is. See example stated by you bye indexofrefraction. It's just critical to add it add the right place in your actions

Instead of if() you can just use switch() to toggle between the states.

Are you sure it is not related do your internet connection? Even if I navigate as fast as I can I don't get any blurred tiles in your example.

Ähnliches mache ich hierfür:

Highlight neuer Flaschen Beispiel

Da mir keine Methode zum invertieren bekannt ist, setze ich einfach Hotspots um den zu highligtenden Bereich herum. Bei dir also quasi oben, unten, links, rechts.

Könnte allerdings händisch wenig Spaß machen - meine Software berechnet mir die zig Hotspots autmoatischch pixelgenau.

Quote from tomozoh932

holding down SPOT.

You have to hold down SOPT

You can either use the 1.22 - there this fix is already implemented. Or use clamp() as Klaus suggested in another thread with the same question

Quote from klaus.krpano

You could limit the position of the rectangle already during dragging by adding this code to the minimap_zoomrect_dragging action (directly after calculating the caller.x/caller.y position):

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clamp(caller.x, 0, (parentlayer.pixelwidth - caller.pixelwidth));
clamp(caller.y, 0, (parentlayer.pixelheight - caller.pixelheight));

EDIT: Just realized that you have to deal with 360° images. Those fixe might actually not cover that.

DIe Bilddaten scheinen alle fehlerhaft zu sein. Beim Upload etwas schiefgelaufen? Falschen FTP-Modus gewählt oder so?

Kannst du mal andere jpegs oder pngs hochladen und schauen, ob die funktionieren?

Please stick to englisch. Thank you.

krpano

Even let's you copy the xml code per click

Probably better dedicated graphic card needed.

Nice code.

Also you may ask their 'legal department' to consult an actual lawyer who would giggle silently about this question.

We use ChatGPT for beggin now?

Du versuchst ein totes Pferd zu reiten.

Quote from nicoclark

Just to explain this plug-in issue. I upgraded my KR pano js to 1.22 and the demo warning in my site disappeared. The plug-ins the site was referencing were from 1.20. As soon as I replaced even one of the plug-in files from the 1.22 plug-ins folder the demo warning appeared again. The solution to this was to upgrade the JS file again and then the demo warning disappeared.

Sounds like cache related on your side.

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