Hi Martin, Thanks for looking into this. I should have mentioned I was using a Windows PC. Unfortunately, this seems to be broken on the Windows version! Just to be clear, if I let the Output Folder in it's default setting (output), everything works fine and I get all the files correctly saved onto ...

G'Day, Just updated to latest Pano2VR version and immediately started getting issues while working on a Virtual Tour. Looked into it and noticed the file index.html wasn't being generated. I have the Output Location set to: $n\index.html so that upon generating the output, Pano2VR automatically name...

Hi Tony, Thanks for confirming this issue for me. Indeed the Gnomes have to clarify a few points: Why is it that Pano2VR creates two versions of the Floor Plan but only the small one is presented in the tour making it look fuzzy when viewed on big desktop screens? Why is it that Pano2VR doesn't opti...

Hi Tony,

Maybe there's a bug in there somewhere!

The original file though is 118.67 KB
You mention the original file is 291 KB but that's no my computer says!

Mr. Hopki must surely be able to enlighten us...

Cheers

Hi Tony,

For sure, here's a sample PNG file: https://fil.email/JOUep8MT

This is the actual file I mention in this post.

Cheers

G'Day, I noticed that while Pano2VR is excellent at compressing JPEG images, when it comes to PNG files, it sucks big time. For example, I have a Pano2VR project that uses a custom Tour Map which is a PNG file (image with transparent background). That file is originally 119 KB. When I generate the o...

Hi Martin,

Have you checked this issue?

Cheers

Hi Martin,

Just bumping this post to see if you can have a look at it and maybe consider this for the next Pano2VR version?

Or do you have a point of view that this shouldn't be considered?

Cheers

Hi Martin, Just a heads up that in addition to the missing Roll value, the Convert Patch to Pinned Image function also sometimes loses the Aspect Ratio (also called Vertical Stretch in the Pinned Images Properties Tab). This one is a bit weird though. I'm working right now on a fairly complex projec...

G'Day, Pano2VR currently supports sRGB Color Profile. You can tick a box in the Output Settings and your HTML5 output image tiles will be converted to sRGB regardless of the origin Color Profile. This works very well, but why stop there? We should be able to select other Output Color Profiles in add...

G'Day, In the Pano2VR Output settings I have ticked Convert Color Profile to sRGB. One would assume Pano2VR would Convert the Color Profile of all HTML5 output images to sRGB as it does with the image tiles. If my input pano is in AdobeRGB or any other Color Profile the HTML5 output process will gen...

Thanks Martin,

Indeed, Pinned Images are a great feature to have and I use it a lot.

It will be a great thing for Pano2VR if you guys can improve this feature as I request.

Cheers

G'Day, I'm wondering why aren't Pinned Images tiled or at least made Multires by Pano2VR? AFAIK Pinned Images are just dumped on the Media Folder and served from there as they are and served at full res regarding of screen size? Given Virtual Tours are served to a lot of different screen sizes and V...

Hi Martin, I've send you the Support Package as requested and also the Complete test project so you can see all the files in there. Sorry that you wasted your time without managing to reproduce the issue. Here's how you can recreate the issue yourself: 1) Use the Patch tool to create a patch 2) Adju...

FYI I did some further testing and figured out that if I manually copied the value from Roll (Original Patch) to Z Rotation (Pinned Image) and make it positive instead of negative, the Pinned Image will match the position. For example: Original Patch Position: Pan: -141.86° Tilt: -43.28° Roll: -31.0...