[SOLVED] Cross-blending of aerial-panoramas

[panox]

Hi Hopki,

your ggsk looks very sophisticated and I was happy to see that your coding worked with my example-panoramas. All tasks work fine -

BUT: Rotating pano 1 and changing to pano 2 with same orientation doesn't work with my original panoramas.

Do I have to rename all panoramas?

Please have a look at your pano.xml-Version here:

http://www.pano.szenerien.de/Glantz-Hof ... index.html

All functions are superb, only rotating pano 1 should rotate pano 2 the same way.

Best regards

Harald

[Hopki]

Hi Harald,
Have a look in my project and the user data for the two nodes. You will see I have added "fwd" without quotes to the Source text filed.
In node three its left blank.

The place holder is acctirly $fwd but this brakes as you can't use a placeholder with a placeholder so the target in the button is $$us.
Which will be $fwd once the place holder $us reads in the fwd from the user dat source text filed.

This means node1 and node2 use $fwd as target but node3 which is blank will use the default view.
Regards,
Hopki

[panox]

Hopki, thank you again for your help! I added fwd in the source-field in pano 1 and 2 as you wrote and now I am very happy to have this functional behaviour in my panorama-tour!

The user can look around in panorama 1 and then click on the button to compare the sights of the sceneries.

In panorama 2 he can choose from one of the ground-panorama-hotspots which open at the position I wanted to let him see first.

And when he looked around and wants to visit another ground panorama, he clicks on the button and sees the same panorama in same orientation with all hotspots.

I would never been able to find this solution. Great work, Hopki, you're a great coder! Thank you so much!

[Hopki]

Hi Harald,
I guess the proper way to of done this would of been to use tags and may be three buttons, one with the target Forward and the other with Default View.
Using the visible logic block working with the Tag trigger you could then select which button to show in which nodes.
But for me this was quite quick and works ok.
Regards,
Hopki