That's the one: I never used autorotate before, but that simplex skin has a button for it, so it might as well work properly when I stick it on ; )

Cheers!

Hi Martin, thanks for your reply. Is there an auto-rotate speed parameter that I can directly add into the XML file that you know of? That would be MUCH quicker than using the skin editor in this case, given the number of HTML5 panos I'm working on. Hmmm, maybe I'll just do one and see what comes ou...

About those arrow buttons, I just did this to the skin.js file: this.left.onmouseout=function () { me.left__img.src='images/left.svg'; me.elementMouseDown['right']=false; } this.left.onmousedown=function () { me.elementMouseDown['right']=true; } this.left.onmouseup=function () { me.elementMouseDown[...

Hi, I know I'm lagging a bit behind with all this HTML5-stuff, but I'm finally putting some effort into adding skins and buttons to them. So now of course I have some questions : ) Can someone please tell me if there is a way to control the speed of tt_autorotate for HTML5/CSS3 output? At the defaul...

Here's what you should see on your iPad with the test pano in GoodReader at full screen: (screenshot made on a PC using Safari v5.0.1 for Windows) http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4108/4954339618_52abb4535c_o_d.jpg The (moving) middle part of the world map at the top of the screen should fit exactly b...

Hi all, I've made a new HTML5 version of the screentest pano I posted almost a year ago, this time for 1024x768 screens like the iPad has. Here's a link to the zip-file: http://www.erikleeman.com/ZIP/iPad_Pano_screentest.zip Load and unzip it into your iPad using GoodReader (or a similar app), so yo...

Well, I did mention they were for iPad or 'larger' didn't I ; )
I'm not sure if screens as small as the iPod's really are worthwhile making panos for.

Here's another big one:
http://tinyurl.com/iPad-Lindava-01 (4.42MB)

Erik

Here's another one:
http://tinyurl.com/iPad-NovyBor-01 (4.35MB)

Cheers!

Erik

Hi all, I've made some HTML5-versions of recent panos to see what kind of image quality I could squeeze out of my newly-bought iPad. One thing that puzzles me is that exactly the same pano looks considerably worse on the iPad than on a regular computer screen. However, I see no mention of this anywh...

Good news: locally stored HTML5 with cube faces of 1920x1920 pixels work just fine in an iPad! Image quality is effing brilliant! Panning is smoooooth as butter, no stutters of any kind. This was with a pano with no skin elements, next I'll try skinned and interlinking ones. Fingers crossed: if it a...

That was a golden tip Oliver, thanks a LOT ! Goodreader for iPad works like a charm for showing individual HTML5 panos! I just uploaded a zip file containing a number of Pano2VR-generated panos to my iPad using the supplied USB cable, unzipped them in Goodreader, and opened them successfully. Tap th...

I just bought and tried an app called 'Offline Pages' version 1.2, but it looks like it cannot save and/or show HTML5 files : ( A message pops-up with the text 'Error loading panorama XML' when I try to open stored versions of Thomas' demo pages. The button graphics and the panorama itself are then ...

You can, but not 'as is'. There are apps that can copy individual web pages (free) and complete websites (commercial), AND you can 'Jailbreak' them so you can install a proper file manager. Jailbreaking also makes it possible to install a Flash-app, but I don't know yet what exactly it can and canno...

It was great! Such a shame you couldn't stay longer : (

Downside: being there made me spend a LOT of money today on fruity hardware, a thing I thought I'd never do!

Hi Martin,
Just tried it on my (brandnew, bought it this morning) iPad, and it works fine!
Except for one thing: the edges of the top cube faces of all three panos are visible as faint grey lines.

Erik