Understanding Multiresolution
Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2019 8:19 pm
Hi All,
Does anyone have a more robust explanation of what the multiresolution option does in Pano2vr other than,
"Multiresolution breaks an image down into multiple levels (or layers) so that every zoom level has good resolution on every screen."?
I was always under the impression that the multiresolution feature made it so that when a device accessed the tour on (for example) a slow internet connection, that the lower resolution image would be loaded first in an attempt to smooth out the loading experience as opposed to having to download an entire single resolution image which could take a minute on slow mobile connections.
Am I wrong about this? There is hardly any documentation that I can find on the topic.
Hopki? Anyone? : Thanks!
Does anyone have a more robust explanation of what the multiresolution option does in Pano2vr other than,
"Multiresolution breaks an image down into multiple levels (or layers) so that every zoom level has good resolution on every screen."?
I was always under the impression that the multiresolution feature made it so that when a device accessed the tour on (for example) a slow internet connection, that the lower resolution image would be loaded first in an attempt to smooth out the loading experience as opposed to having to download an entire single resolution image which could take a minute on slow mobile connections.
Am I wrong about this? There is hardly any documentation that I can find on the topic.
Hopki? Anyone? : Thanks!