Using 2 Skins with one set of tiles
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2015 7:26 pm
Hello All,
Here is my latest challenge.
I'm finalizing a skin for real estate listings, but the thing is with real estate is, you need on skin that has realtor logos and links that they can use on their own site,
and another with no logo or branding for the generic MLS tour (this is the tour that will be linked through realtor.com, Zillow.com etc.)
So in my output folder, I would like to add a folder named "mls" and include the skin details that have no logos or branding, but for that site to use the tile
folder in the root of the output folder.
I've played around with the options in Pano2VR v5, but it always re-creates the tiles folder.
I also looked in the xml files to see if I could "hack" the path, but could not see where I could do that.
The reason for this is the tour can be big, like over 300mb, and would rather not have to put up duplicate tiles and eat up space on my website.
Here is an example of one I would like to do this with:
http://seanhallidayphotography.com/real ... eWoodRoad/
Thank you for your time,
Sean B. Halliday
Here is my latest challenge.
I'm finalizing a skin for real estate listings, but the thing is with real estate is, you need on skin that has realtor logos and links that they can use on their own site,
and another with no logo or branding for the generic MLS tour (this is the tour that will be linked through realtor.com, Zillow.com etc.)
So in my output folder, I would like to add a folder named "mls" and include the skin details that have no logos or branding, but for that site to use the tile
folder in the root of the output folder.
I've played around with the options in Pano2VR v5, but it always re-creates the tiles folder.
I also looked in the xml files to see if I could "hack" the path, but could not see where I could do that.
The reason for this is the tour can be big, like over 300mb, and would rather not have to put up duplicate tiles and eat up space on my website.
Here is an example of one I would like to do this with:
http://seanhallidayphotography.com/real ... eWoodRoad/
Thank you for your time,
Sean B. Halliday