Hi,
I'm trying to do something a bit tricky I think. I have 360 images from the same spots at different point in time. And I have made a simple menu that switches between the months.
Might be easier to see from an early build: https://learningarcticbiology.info/360/ ... index.html
Right now, switching a month puts you back to the "home" / map screen. But ideally I would be in an image/location, I would swap the month then go to that location for the next month. Just not sure how I would got about this yet. Maybe if it is possible under the "open next panorama" setting, the URL could be a text variable...
Creating time series - not sure how to do this
Hi,
I get a 404 page not found.
Tony
I get a 404 page not found.
Tony
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Hi,
You could use Mouse Click > Open Next Panorama > URL > Current View
Tony
You could use Mouse Click > Open Next Panorama > URL > Current View
Tony
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Hi,
Thinking about this, you could tag each group of panoramas of the same location with the same tag.
Then use the Next and Previous buttons that use that tag.
Attached is a skin which has next and previous buttons that scroll around nodes with the same tag.
The nodes are opened in the order of nodes with the tag and in the tour browser.
There is a variable that holds the tag, you can of course use a Set Variable Value action to change the tag.
Also, there is this solution: viewtopic.php?p=57110#p57110
This may be a better way to go, have a look and see what fits best.
Regards,
Hopki
Thinking about this, you could tag each group of panoramas of the same location with the same tag.
Then use the Next and Previous buttons that use that tag.
Attached is a skin which has next and previous buttons that scroll around nodes with the same tag.
The nodes are opened in the order of nodes with the tag and in the tour browser.
There is a variable that holds the tag, you can of course use a Set Variable Value action to change the tag.
Also, there is this solution: viewtopic.php?p=57110#p57110
This may be a better way to go, have a look and see what fits best.
Regards,
Hopki
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Hi Tony and Hopki.
I think you got a bit unlucky Tony and clicked the link during a time I was updating the files.
And Hopki I tried the solution cycling with the same tag, this seems to do the trick. I'll play a bit more with it. Thanks a lot!
Do you know if there is a way to preserve current view when you're opening a panorama via the Go to URL Action?
Best,
Simen
I think you got a bit unlucky Tony and clicked the link during a time I was updating the files.
And Hopki I tried the solution cycling with the same tag, this seems to do the trick. I'll play a bit more with it. Thanks a lot!
Do you know if there is a way to preserve current view when you're opening a panorama via the Go to URL Action?
Best,
Simen
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Hi Simen,
You can use Direct Node Access, please see: https://ggnome.com/doc/dna/
You can use placeholder $(ap), $(at) and $(af) to grab the pan, tilt and FoV of the current node before you open the URL using DNA.
Regards,
You can use Direct Node Access, please see: https://ggnome.com/doc/dna/
You can use placeholder $(ap), $(at) and $(af) to grab the pan, tilt and FoV of the current node before you open the URL using DNA.
Regards,
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Hi Hopkin,
My problem is that when I do,
is that the current pan ($(ap)), does not translate to looking the same direction in the next node.
This issue is solved when using the hotspot element in skin editor, and setting view to "Forward". Then moving between nodes, you're always looking in the same direction (pan angle with north $(an) stays the same).
Is it possible to achieve this using javascript and pano.openNext()?
Thanks.
My problem is that when I do,
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pano.openNext('{node1}',"$(ap)","$(at)","$(af)");
This issue is solved when using the hotspot element in skin editor, and setting view to "Forward". Then moving between nodes, you're always looking in the same direction (pan angle with north $(an) stays the same).
Is it possible to achieve this using javascript and pano.openNext()?
Thanks.