Hi to all,
Just to show you the animated panoramic view of a WWI american camp in France I made with Hype for a lecture.
This is quite simple trick using drag timeline function.
Click/drag horizontal on the photo or click/drag vertical on the map to navigate through the panoramic view. Needle shows view axis direction.
http://lgontier.free.fr/PanoChateau/PanoChateau.html
nice work! I like the map style
Thanks !
Map is taken from the original camp plan drawn in 1918
Really nice done! Effect is great.
You also put in a full screen option that works in all browsers I tested. What code did you use for this?
Olav
@Olav
Hey ! Thanks.
As for the full screen option, it’s all explained here Solved ! - Scale document to window size and fullscreen
Thanks! I’ll check that thread out.
Olav
Do you still have your source fill for the PanoChateau? and if so would you mind sharing it?
This is a pretty awesome way to show a panorama’s viewpoint – not sure how I missed it! Great work @kerguelen
He also has it where you can drag the pointer.
Hey Layne,
Of course, you can have it. Here is the source.
Its just alla bout two synchronized timelines animated when an horizontal scroll is performed on left frame and vertical on right frame.
Look also at the top down corner of the left frame, there a little button for full screen (this animation was made for public screening so the button had to be discreet).
Link to download is here : https://www.dropbox.com/s/3lb8rf0rwrm5mdm/PanoChateau.hype.zip?dl=0
Hello Daniel,
I’m glad you like it
Thank you kerguelen. I do like the functionality of the full screen toggle in the bottom corner.
Yes, this is something I’m using quite often
I would love too see the source type file but the dropbox link is no longer active. can you repost perhaps? thank you!!!
Here you are
The principle is simple :
- a timeline where a panoramic image is animated left to right
- two slides action on the image named Viewfinder to catch mouse click and drag action, horizontal and vertical that drive the timeline.
Thank you!!! Especially for the quick response:)
You’re most welcome