Is there anyway to change the name of the pano.xml file, to the name of the image as a default?
I have tried changing it in FILE > SETTINGS... > FILES > to $n but as soon as I generate output it changes it to output again
pano.xml file name
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Hi,
Open a new project file, in settings and file you will see the default name, pano.
Change to $n and click ok. Now restart Pano2VR.
Go to settings and check the setting is saved.
The trick is in the restart.
Regards,
Hopki
Open a new project file, in settings and file you will see the default name, pano.
Change to $n and click ok. Now restart Pano2VR.
Go to settings and check the setting is saved.
The trick is in the restart.
Regards,
Hopki
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Hi Hopki,
Thanks for the reply, but it doesn't work. If i go back to settings it still states $n but doesn't actually rename the file that?
Thanks for the reply, but it doesn't work. If i go back to settings it still states $n but doesn't actually rename the file that?
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Ok, the fact you say, Settings => Files means your on a PC right.
Ill test at work tomorrow and get back to you.
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Hopki
Ill test at work tomorrow and get back to you.
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Hopki
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P2VR v.6b4, Win10 64
FYI this appears to still be broken
Changing Settings->Files->Default Filename has no effect.
In my case, this had default of $n, which I needed to change to "pano". Restarting after making the change had no effect, nor did deleting the output folder completely to generate a new one.
FYI this appears to still be broken
Changing Settings->Files->Default Filename has no effect.
In my case, this had default of $n, which I needed to change to "pano". Restarting after making the change had no effect, nor did deleting the output folder completely to generate a new one.
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Hi Bradford,
I have been looking at this for a while now.
So your request is to have the XML file name to be the same as the first input image.
So in the Setting/Preferences I change the filename to $(n).
If you now add an output you will see the XML field path is now:
output\$(n).xml (PC)
output/$(n).xml (Mac)
On export the output folder has the XML file with the name of the first init image.
In my project I had pano01.jpg, so I ended up with pano01.xml in the output folder.
Going back into the Settings/Preferences if you add $(n) to the folder name.
The next time you add an HTML5 output the name will be the name of your first image and not output.
Again in my example I now have a folder called pano01 with the XML file pano01.xml
I have tested this on both windows and mac so all working.
If you still have issues can you list the steps so I can try and reproduce.
Regards,
Hopki
I have been looking at this for a while now.
So your request is to have the XML file name to be the same as the first input image.
So in the Setting/Preferences I change the filename to $(n).
If you now add an output you will see the XML field path is now:
output\$(n).xml (PC)
output/$(n).xml (Mac)
On export the output folder has the XML file with the name of the first init image.
In my project I had pano01.jpg, so I ended up with pano01.xml in the output folder.
Going back into the Settings/Preferences if you add $(n) to the folder name.
The next time you add an HTML5 output the name will be the name of your first image and not output.
Again in my example I now have a folder called pano01 with the XML file pano01.xml
I have tested this on both windows and mac so all working.
If you still have issues can you list the steps so I can try and reproduce.
Regards,
Hopki
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