Hi,
Lee wrote in to support and this was my answer.
I have tested this to destruction my end on both Mac and PC and can not reproduce the problem.
So forget about browser cache for the moment and let's look at the tiles in the tiles folder.
Please try this...
Working with Pano2VR 6 pro.
• Create a folder on your desktop and add three panoramas
• Open Pano2VR and add the three panoramas, add an HTML5 output and select a skin, use Simplex_v6
• Click the create output (cog) button, it asks to save the project, click ok. and save, Pano2VR builds the output
• Select Node two in the tour browser making sure you looking at the default view
• Now select Patch viewer mode and add a Blurred Cover patch in the centre of the viewer, so its right in your view
• Now click the create output button again, it will ask if you want to overwrite select yes
• Pano2VR will create the output, only if the panoramas are large will you actually see any remapping as it's so fast
As you have used the Simplex_v6 skin, in the output select the thumbnail menu and select node two.
Do you see the Blurred patch, it does not matter if you do or don't as this could be the browser cache.
What we need to do is look at the actual files.
• Goto the Tiles folder in the output and select node2, then select: cf_0 => l_0 => c_0, you should see the clubface with the blurred patch applied.
How this works is by using the time stamp of the images.
If the input image is newer than the output it will create a new image/tiles.
So with no output, it will create and output.
Click again, as the output is newer than the input Pano2VR will not create new images.
Adding the patch means the input is now newer than the output so Pano2VR will create a new set of tiles.
So where this can go wrong is folder permissions preventing rewrites
Files on a network drive preventing correct time stamp information
Files on any drive preventing correct time stamp information, the problem with the OS
We have seen this on a network drive, but this is not good anyway as this slows things down too much.
This is why I say use a folder on your desktop.
As another test, look at the time stamp of the tiles of node1, then compare them with node2. You should see node2 are newer than the other two nodes.
If you are having this issue please follow the instructions above, what are your results?
Apart from Lee, not received any other complaints so I suspect it could be a local problem.
This said I am only saying this as there is no data to say otherwise, the flood gates have opened
Regards,