Action Problem / moving object

[Patrick]

Good morning all,
I have the following problem and can not find the solution.
I wrapped a skin with a Maker (arrow) always shows the active panorama in the menu on the page. So I click on Panorama 1 and my arrow moves to the menu item Panorama 1. If you click on Panoarama 2 in the menu, the arrow moves to menu item 2. If a panorama is called up via a hotspot, the arrow also moves to the desired menu item. Thus, the viewer always has an overview of where he is.

I used this skin for several objects for a client and just modifiez the links, texts and menu items in the skin. Unfortunately, this works no longer with the Maker (arrow) The arrow moves to the menu item when I call the panorama on the menu bar, but not when I call the panorama via a hotspot.

Here is a link to the working skin and a picture of the action in the skin.

http://kunden.patrickjelen.de/web/index.html

[Hopki]

Hi,
I take it you found the problem as when testing your link I get the arrow moving when using either the hotspot or menu.
Regards,
Hopki

[Patrick]

Hi Hopki,
No, unfortunately not. If I use this skin (link) for another job this will not work. The arrow only moves to the desired object when I click directly on the item in the menu. But not about the hotspot. Then the arrow (marker) simply stops.

Should I send you the skin?

Thanks
Patrick

[Hopki]

Hi Patrick,
Yes please.
Regards,
Hopki

[Hopki]

Hi Patrick,
Looking at your skin and the menu I would have used node markers.
The reason why is a node marker can detect that the node is active.
So it does not matter how you get to a node it can still react.

In your skin rather than remake it you can just add node markers for each menu item.
Example:
Add node marker and position X:0 Y:0
Give the ID: Link1 Marker
Under the node markers properties and the Node Marker tab add Node: DJH Essen
Give it the action: Activate, Trigger Click, Link_1

Make for for each menu item making sure it Node is linked to the correct node.
As that node becomes active it creates a trigger click that then moves the pointer to the correct position.

Moving forward you would use node markers with the text box as the child element.
Regards,
Hopki

[Patrick]

Thank you Hopki!
I have found the main error. It was the Hotspotproxy ID that was wrongly registered.

Now it works perfect again..........