Is it possible to change the direction of panning in Quicktime and Flash when the autorotate sprite (or Flash equivalent) is used?
Also, with partial panoramas, is it possible to make the autorotate change direction when it reaches the limit of travel in both QT and Flash as it does with ptviewer?
Thanks
Direction of Pan
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Yes, I would like to know the answer to that too.
Had a client that wanted the 'blank wall' section hidden. So I limited the left and right travel distance... added autorotate. I autorotated alright in one direction.. bounced at the end.. and stopped. The sprite apparantly is not suited to partial view panoramas.
End result was we went back to ptviewer and java for 2 [#F and #3] of the 5 panoramas. The other 3 are Flash.
http://360texas.com/services/cc/indexcc.htm
Had a client that wanted the 'blank wall' section hidden. So I limited the left and right travel distance... added autorotate. I autorotated alright in one direction.. bounced at the end.. and stopped. The sprite apparantly is not suited to partial view panoramas.
End result was we went back to ptviewer and java for 2 [#F and #3] of the 5 panoramas. The other 3 are Flash.
http://360texas.com/services/cc/indexcc.htm
