I am using Pano2VR 6.1 beta 3b
For the tour I am working on, we need to use a number (~10) of different icons for info point hotspots, denoting the type of element we are providing info for. This means I can't just change the icon in the skin.
My version of Pano2VR includes a "Custom Image" parameter in the Properties for the point hotspot, which is not shown in the documentation page
https://ggnome.com/doc/pano2vr/6/hotspots-point-props/
I have added the images to each of the point hotspots in Pano2VR. On my laptop, the custom icons appear as planned but when I create the package, they are not included and don't appear when the tour viewed on the website. Is there a setting I can change so these custom images will be included in the .ggpkg?
Thanks for any assistance you can provide!
Info Point Hotspot - custom images
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HI,
To add custom images outside of Pano2VR, use the Assets feature as found at the bottom of the Advanced tab of the HTML5 output.
What this will do is place a file or folder in a folder called assets.
As an example, an image called, image.png when added to Pano2VR via the assets will have the path:
assets/image.png
If you added a folder with this image inside called hotspot_images, then the path would be:
assets/hotspot_images/image.png
As Pano2VR knows about these images and folders they will get included in the package.
Regards,
Hopki
To add custom images outside of Pano2VR, use the Assets feature as found at the bottom of the Advanced tab of the HTML5 output.
What this will do is place a file or folder in a folder called assets.
As an example, an image called, image.png when added to Pano2VR via the assets will have the path:
assets/image.png
If you added a folder with this image inside called hotspot_images, then the path would be:
assets/hotspot_images/image.png
As Pano2VR knows about these images and folders they will get included in the package.
Regards,
Hopki
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Thanks, Hopki!
I used the Assets feature as you suggested and sure enough, the source folder was copied to the output/assets folder as you said it would, however, I am still doing something wrong as the custom icons still are not appearing.
In specifying the source for the custom image I have tried 2 approaches
https://westlakemedia.ca/verge-yard-tour-1st-draft/
All links are currently to the assets folder
Sorry for being a PIA, but I seem to have still done something wrong here
I used the Assets feature as you suggested and sure enough, the source folder was copied to the output/assets folder as you said it would, however, I am still doing something wrong as the custom icons still are not appearing.
In specifying the source for the custom image I have tried 2 approaches
- Selecting the image from the folder that was copied to the assets folder, which obviously creates a different file path than you indicated
- Selecting the image from the subfolder in the assets folder, creating the path as you described
https://westlakemedia.ca/verge-yard-tour-1st-draft/
All links are currently to the assets folder
Sorry for being a PIA, but I seem to have still done something wrong here
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Hi,
Looking at the web error console it is saying it can not find the image at location: https://westlakemedia.ca/verge-yard-tou ... ctor_7.svg
Check to see if this path is correct.
What is in your external loaders URL?
Regards,
Hopki
Looking at the web error console it is saying it can not find the image at location: https://westlakemedia.ca/verge-yard-tou ... ctor_7.svg
Check to see if this path is correct.
What is in your external loaders URL?
Regards,
Hopki
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That is the URL that results from the relative path from my loading the image from the source folder.
If you go to the back yard (target in the trees to the left, then the next target), there is a missing image for "Solar Hot Water" The path for that is to the assets folder
The files are uploaded using the Wordpress uploader.
Thanks for your help with this!
If you go to the back yard (target in the trees to the left, then the next target), there is a missing image for "Solar Hot Water" The path for that is to the assets folder
The files are uploaded using the Wordpress uploader.
Thanks for your help with this!
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Can you send me your package?
Use my e-mail if it's too large for the forum.
Regards,
Hopki
Use my e-mail if it's too large for the forum.
Regards,
Hopki
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Hi,
I have just tested, in the external loader set the path to the image.
So if your image is called ht_image.jpg, and you used the assets to load the image, the path will be assets/ht_image.jpg
Regards,
Hopki
I have just tested, in the external loader set the path to the image.
So if your image is called ht_image.jpg, and you used the assets to load the image, the path will be assets/ht_image.jpg
Regards,
Hopki
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I'm confused. I look at the path for the largest image on the front (see attached screenshot) is output/assets/Custom/filename, which is the relative path I would expect to work, sans the "output" directory. Are you saying I set that incorrectly, or that the uploader changed the path to one that doesn't work? If it is the uploader, how do I work around that so my external images work?
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Hi,
As said,
To check this, publish your project and open the output.
Do you see the assets folder?
Inside this folder do you see your file?
If so the path to this image in the skin will be: assets/file.jpg
You say your path is: output/assets/Custom/filename
So in the output folder, you have an assets folder and inside that, another folder called custom and then the file.
The path in the external loader will be: assets/Costom/file.jpg
Note, I see you're using a capital C for Custom.
So make sure you have this in the external loader, once uploaded to a server capitalisation matters. Not so much when viewed locally.
Regards,
As said,
When you publish Pano2VR creates an assets folder and places the image in there.So if your image is called ht_image.jpg, and you used the assets to load the image, the path will be assets/ht_image.jpg
To check this, publish your project and open the output.
Do you see the assets folder?
Inside this folder do you see your file?
If so the path to this image in the skin will be: assets/file.jpg
You say your path is: output/assets/Custom/filename
So in the output folder, you have an assets folder and inside that, another folder called custom and then the file.
The path in the external loader will be: assets/Costom/file.jpg
Note, I see you're using a capital C for Custom.
So make sure you have this in the external loader, once uploaded to a server capitalisation matters. Not so much when viewed locally.
Regards,
Garden Gnome Support
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