Auto Rotate direction and mouse control problem

[Micha]

Hello,

since quicktime dosn't support XP64 and DevalVR crash with large object movies, I tested the flash export now. Three problems:

- How can I set the direction of the auto rotate function?
- How can I enable the autorotate without a integrated controler?
- The mouse control for up/down is extrem sensitive, so that I can not rotate the object without it jump up and down. How can I set a less sensitiv control? I used the Pano2QTVR option "Empfindlichkeit - niedrig", but it's not like expected.

Here an example file:

http://depositfiles.com/files/1228758

Best regards,
Micha

[thomas]

- How can I set the direction of the auto rotate function?

This is in the Settings menu (not Flash!). Set the Autoplay speed to a negative number

- How can I enable the autorotate without a integrated controler?

also there. Set Auto-play to "rotate"

- The mouse control for up/down is extrem sensitive, so that I can not rotate the object without it jump up and down. How can I set a less sensitiv control? I used the Pano2QTVR option "Empfindlichkeit - niedrig", but it's not like expected.

That's true for your object movie. I will think of a solution for it. The sensitivity slider would not help much because this would effect both directions.

[Micha]

That's true for your object movie. I will think of a solution for it. The sensitivity slider would not help much because this would effect both directions.

Thanks, I'm very curious - it's my only chance to play large objects movies here.

Since quicktime dosn't work at 64bit, is there an other way to set the default start view (Einstellungen -> Blickauswahl)? Maybe per DevalVR?

I tested to change the rotate direction like you sayed, but it rotate in the same direction allways. Do it work on your machine?

[thomas]

Ok, the rotation only is inverted if you check "revers" in the control field. I don't know a way to set the default view, but maybe DevalVR works. Never check it.

You should also be able to calculate the correct angle from the image position.

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pan=imageCol*360/Columns
tilt=imageRow*180/Rows-90

I hope this helps.

[Micha]

The manual correction of the start view works fine. Thank you.

The "revers" option is not a solution, because now the mouse control is inverted too. So, I hope you find a solution to fix it.

Good luck.