How can I get the same initial FOV and direction?
View in an iframe on my site:
https://goo.gl/maps/3KVZhrNx9oL2
Initial field of view is different between Google Maps and its iframe
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Hi Harald,
Sadly you can not, Google will use 0 degrees all the time. Your better off using transformation and then pano the equirec so the centre in the opening view.
Regards,
Hopki
Sadly you can not, Google will use 0 degrees all the time. Your better off using transformation and then pano the equirec so the centre in the opening view.
Regards,
Hopki
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Zero point is the position for which the X,Y pixel, mm, cm, inches, degrees are measured from to a predetermined second position on the canvas.
I think there is a different zero position for several features.
For example:
On a typical rectangle image the zero degree point is the upper left corner of the image.
On an equirectangle image or 2:1 panorama the Zero degree mark is positioned mid center or 50% from the left to the right, and 50% from the top to bottom of the image.
Not sure where the zero measurement starting mark is locate on the Pano2vr skin objects designated for OFFSET from 0 pixels.
In Pano2vr degrees are often spoken as degree width of FOV between left to right side of the image view port.
Politely spoken: Where is the Google zero degree mark located ??
I think there is a different zero position for several features.
For example:
On a typical rectangle image the zero degree point is the upper left corner of the image.
On an equirectangle image or 2:1 panorama the Zero degree mark is positioned mid center or 50% from the left to the right, and 50% from the top to bottom of the image.
Not sure where the zero measurement starting mark is locate on the Pano2vr skin objects designated for OFFSET from 0 pixels.
In Pano2vr degrees are often spoken as degree width of FOV between left to right side of the image view port.
Politely spoken: Where is the Google zero degree mark located ??
Thank you for your input! I just managed to set the initial view in the iframes. They are the same when I move the panorama in StreetView to the view I want to see.
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Hi panox,
Im not sure how you have done this but the easiest way is to just rotate the pano to the view you want then copy the iframe as the ifraen and embed data updates as you move the pano.
Regards,
Hopki
Im not sure how you have done this but the easiest way is to just rotate the pano to the view you want then copy the iframe as the ifraen and embed data updates as you move the pano.
Regards,
Hopki
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