No dice in FF I'm afraid. Just shows a white screen with the hotspots floating on it. Checked it in Chrome and yeah, those are some funky transitions, thanks for sharing. Nice house too... I checked it in Firefox, it does work. Everything I used is compatible with the current browsers. Really the o...

No dice in FF I'm afraid. Just shows a white screen with the hotspots floating on it.

Checked it in Chrome and yeah, those are some funky transitions, thanks for sharing. Nice house too...

Hi, I'm not sure about reading the text into a variable, but you can put text from a variable into a text object using the "Set Value" action. So, in terms of what you're trying to achieve let's say there is one text box (text), two buttons (button1 & button2), and two text variables t...

You can do this with CSS. There was a recent webinar on this topic also, you really should check it out.

https://youtu.be/e_CE_Fie5pQ?t=304 You can check it out here, it will cover how to do what you want.

https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_link.asp The CSS info you need is here.

Enjoy.

Yeah this would be because code that is placed in a text box is executed when the tour is loaded. It gives the same result so as long as it's working for you then that's all that matters but this could be useful for you to know if you want to trigger JS on an event later on. Glad you got it working ...

Hi Tony, I have the code inside an action on a text box object, though realistically it could live anywhere. What's important here is that the Source for the action is something that happens when the pano loads - I used Config Loaded. The height and width won't be reported until after this action is...

No worries mate, but the cred really goes to the Gnomes on this one - I got all that info from the webinars they've been doing. Thanks for posting up your code so far, it'd be great if you'd post up what you work out as your final solution also. It really helps out the community when complete answer...

I have not. Almost all of my programming knowledge is theoretical, so I'll have to go read about how to implement something like that in a useful fashion. Thanks for the idea tho.

J

Hey Branigan, I'm not a developer or programmer so unfortunately I can't really give you specific assistance however having just watched the most recent webinar on extending skins with js I'm fairly confident that this is possible, but you'll need some js magic to make it work. Perhaps Thomas can he...

Hi Hopki,

Thanks for getting back to me, good to know that it's on the to do list. I'll sit tight til then.

On the topic of future releases, will we be seeing a Linux release any time soon?

Loving the webinars btw... great work from the team, really useful resource.

J

Hi folks; I've been working with Pano2vr for some time now, really loving the workflow and js extensibility of this software. Between the documentation and the recent webinars I've been able to sort out almost every issue I've encountered, but there is this one thing that I'm just at odds with so it...