Hi,
I´m looking for a function/workaround to rotate a pano just by 90° in one direction by clicking an arrow-button.
"Set position" doesn´t help. If I click the "90°to the right" the pano should rotate by 90° to the right. If I click again
it should move again. So I can´t set "got to position". Something like "on mouseclick" "rotate pano by +/-90° in x or y".
Is this function integrated?
Thanks for help.
skin-function to rotate pano by 90°
Hi MPW,
do you want actual position ∓90° or can you go with absolut positions 90°/180°/270°/360°?
If you can go with that, make four buttons with the same size and position. Make the button on top visible, the other three not. Name them Left1 ... Left4. Under action you type
for Left1:
1. mouseclick -> move to position 90/0/0 -> speed as desired
2. mouseclick -> change visibility -> Left1
3. mouseclick -> change visibility -> Left2
4. mouseclick -> change visibility -> Right4
5. mouseclick -> change visibility -> Right1
for Left2:
180/0/0 Left2, Left3, Right3, Right4
for Left3:
270/0/0 Left3, Left4, Right3, Right 2
for Left4:
0/0/0 Left4, Left1, Right2, Right1
Then you duplicate them and rename Left1 to Right1....
actions:
Right1:
0/0/0 Right 2, Right1, Left4, Left1
Right2:
90/0/0 Right3, Right2, Left3, Left4
Right3:
180/0/0 Right4, Right3, Left2, Left3
Right4:
270/0/0 Right1, Right4, Left1, Left2
Same can be done for tilt. Hope that helps, didn't found how 90 can be added to $ad ...
do you want actual position ∓90° or can you go with absolut positions 90°/180°/270°/360°?
If you can go with that, make four buttons with the same size and position. Make the button on top visible, the other three not. Name them Left1 ... Left4. Under action you type
for Left1:
1. mouseclick -> move to position 90/0/0 -> speed as desired
2. mouseclick -> change visibility -> Left1
3. mouseclick -> change visibility -> Left2
4. mouseclick -> change visibility -> Right4
5. mouseclick -> change visibility -> Right1
for Left2:
180/0/0 Left2, Left3, Right3, Right4
for Left3:
270/0/0 Left3, Left4, Right3, Right 2
for Left4:
0/0/0 Left4, Left1, Right2, Right1
Then you duplicate them and rename Left1 to Right1....
actions:
Right1:
0/0/0 Right 2, Right1, Left4, Left1
Right2:
90/0/0 Right3, Right2, Left3, Left4
Right3:
180/0/0 Right4, Right3, Left2, Left3
Right4:
270/0/0 Right1, Right4, Left1, Left2
Same can be done for tilt. Hope that helps, didn't found how 90 can be added to $ad ...
Have a nice day
Christian
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Yes this is possible with stacking multiple buttons.
I am putting in a feature request to make this easier.
Regards,
Hopki
I am putting in a feature request to make this easier.
Regards,
Hopki
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Hi Hopki,
maybe, if possible it would be easier (for user) and more interesting if the action "move to position" gets a brother "move by value", that means if I type 60/0/0 each click will change the pan by adding 60° from the actual view. Or make the action "turn left/turn right" editable by angle.
maybe, if possible it would be easier (for user) and more interesting if the action "move to position" gets a brother "move by value", that means if I type 60/0/0 each click will change the pan by adding 60° from the actual view. Or make the action "turn left/turn right" editable by angle.
Have a nice day
Christian
Christian
I'm not Hopki, but that mean the way I described it. Make for every position you want to go to a button and show only those buttons which change to the next logical 90° position. All other are in visible and not clickable. For up/down it is the same only your buttons are named maybe "up" and down" and the positions are "$ad/-90(or 0 or 90)/0". Check it out if you can leave the pan to $ad and the pan holds or if you need 24 buttons like a matrix to fix the actual pan. And yes, it works for Flash and HTML.MPW wrote:what is this idea of stacking multiple buttons, Hopki?
Have a nice day
Christian
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HI,
Please see attached project.
This is only doing left and right.
That said you can copy the buttons and use $ap/tilt/$af.
Tilt being the required amount of tilt.
Each click moves the pano 90 degrees in the required direction. The direction of rotation will depend on how close the selected angle is.
Regards,
Hopki
Please see attached project.
This is only doing left and right.
That said you can copy the buttons and use $ap/tilt/$af.
Tilt being the required amount of tilt.
Each click moves the pano 90 degrees in the required direction. The direction of rotation will depend on how close the selected angle is.
Regards,
Hopki
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