Figured it out. Duh....I had "hs_1" as a hotspot proxy for several elements. And their "mouse enter" called the show event for the elements that kept appearing when the hotspot was hovered over. I knew I had to be missing something.

I have 19 point hotspots set up on one panorama. They are defined as follows: ID = hs_1, hs_2, hs_3, ... through hs_19 Skin-ID = "hs_" for all 19 hotspots Title = unique for each hotspot URL = ID+.swf -- for example hs_1's URL = hs_1.swf I have a single hotspot element defined in the skin ...

Currently I'm adding individual image elements to the map using the same image source as the over-state for the buttons. I'm placing each image over each button image on the map and hiding each image at "Init". Then when an element in the list is moused over, I hide the corresponding butto...

Is it possible to trigger the over-state for a button when mousing over another element? For example, I have a map with buttons designating locations for various panoramas. I have over-states for each of the buttons. I also have a list along side the map describing each button's location on the map....

Hi Hopki, I'm not sure what you're referring to. Can you provide more details? I was referring to having a radar beam circle a point as though the beam is on a tilted plane. For example, tilt a horizontal plane about 15 degrees so the area furthest away is 15 degrees above horizontal and the area cl...

Has anyone simulated a radar beam at an oblique angle. In other words, rather than having a vertical view of the beam as it rotates, has anyone simulated it to look as though it is rotating on a slanted plane? Any tips would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Tony

This would be a huge time saver feature!

Also having the ability to dump a formatted listing of all elements and their actions/modifiers to a text file would be great too.

Now THAT'S cool! Nice work!

Just wondering if this feature is in the works or if anyone has a way to simulate it somehow.
Thanks!

I'm simply looking for a more intuitive way to display the pan value from 1 through 360 just like it does under the "Current" column in the Panorama Viewing Parameters window. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks!
Tony

Is it possible to display the current pan value ($ap) in terms of 1-360 rather than 0 through 179 and -180 through 0? Sorry if I have missed this somewhere. I've searched but can't seem to find a solution.

Thanks!
Tony

The park tour is a great little example Thomas! I understand everything for the most part but I can't seem to figure out what is triggering the display of the "label" under each location on the map when you mouse over the corresponding hotspot. :? Also, how can I create a unique image for ...

Turns out the panos were taking a considerably long time to load in IE7 (not sure why). They would get a blank (white) browser window but it would eventually load after about 1 minute. The client was giving up before the 1 minute mark. File size was only about 3MB. Didn't do this in Firefox. Thanks ...

Has anyone experienced this or had a client who couldn't view them? We have someone who cannot see ours in IE7 under XP. They claim they have downloaded and installed Flash 9. They can view Flash on other websites though. All were created using the Pano2VR 2.0.2.

Any help is appreciated.
Thanks!
Tony