One thing you could try (if you haven't already) is declaring the full URL path to each Flash file.
I have all my hotspots set up that way and it works, without any area hotspot workarounds or whatever.

Erik

Indeed! They are scattered all over the place now and very confusing.

Erik

You could do what I do: - let Pano2 QT VR generate the largest possible cubefaces as (16 bit) TIFFs from your full size original (16 bit) equirect, - scale them to the desired size in Photoshop and carefully sharpen them, - import the resized cubefaces as (16 bit) TIFFs in Pano2VR (v2.2 beta4) to co...

Hi Michael, It could be that there is some kind of conflict between hotspot- and skin element properties in your project that causes your full-screen problem. First I'd like to ask what version of Pano2VR you are using? If it's the most recent one, v2.2 beta4, then I don't think I fully understand y...

Wim.Koornneef wrote:I think a fast glowing up of the button as a whole with just a small rotation of the pano would be best.

I fully agree! But masking is the only workaround I can think of right now if, or as long as, nothing better is available/possible.

Cheers,

Erik

Hi Wim! Of course making the hotspots glow (or whatever) with a [mouse enter] as source is no problem, but that is not what I meant. What I want is an invisible stationary box that triggers/toggles an action when selected skin elements enter/leave it. So I need the mouse cursor effect, but caused by...

Can't you avoid the problem for the time being by carefully relocating those conflicting elements?

Erik

Hi all, Since I normally don't want my hotspots to spoil the view in my panoramas I prefer to make them very 'low profile', but naturally that makes them difficult to spot, which defeats their purpose. To make it easier to find them I had the idea to make them 'glow' the moment they pass the centre ...

Hi Mark,

Remove the overlap from the image before opening it in Pano2VR.
For a seamless VR, QTVR or Flash, images should show exactly 360 degrees, nothing more, nothing less.

Erik Leeman

Huh?
Well Marty, what can I say? That's one for Thomas himself to explain then.

Place the text at the bottom of the tree in the skin editor, or at least below the elements you want it to cover.
That should do the trick.

Erik Leeman

Just uploaded a 5-node linked tour of the ruins and its surroundings of Castell de Saldes, a Cathar castle from the 13th century, situated in Parc natural del Cadí-Moixeró, Bergueda Cataluña (Spain) on the south-east edge of the Pyrenees. The Flash versions have a compass that resets itself correctl...

Yesss! it also works with the fullscreen versions now, splendid!

Cheers!

Erik

Hi Firehell,

I think you describe more or less what I did to make the example in the link (http://tinyurl.com/schiermonnikoog-small).

It would be great if Thomas could add skin masks (if at all possible), partially hiding elements can be very useful I think.

Cheers,

Erik

Perhaps it does work after all using that 'Offset' parameter! Here are two interlinked panoramas with their band-type compasses orientated correctly after switching: http://tinyurl.com/schiermonnikoog-small (choose the Flash version in the selection box if necessary). Look for the red lighthouse in ...