Panorama hotspots

[mikefrost (Michael)]

Im using Kolor Panotour Pro to create a panorama which I will embed via iframe into Hype.
The panorama does not tick the hotspots that have been visited so I was trying to work out if I could have a counter in hype that counts down the hotspots left to be clicked.

Panotour pro allows me to run javascript when the hotspot is clicked but I don’t know how to achieve it

[Rick4F (Rick)]

I don’t know about javascript as I’m horrible with that (my brain just goes blank ) but if you don’t have too many hotspots you can achieve this pretty easy with timelines.

Like this (I think) .
hotspots_sans_js.zip (19.7 KB)

[mikefrost (Michael)]

Thanks Rick, I have done that in the past but because the panorama needs to be embedded in an iframe it doesn’t appear possible from what I’ve read

[michelangelo (Freelancer)]

The issue appear only if you test the panorama in the iframe?
change the setting of the frame and try again

BTW: panotour pro is a good program but is better PANO2VR, no bugs on OSX, no hidden costs for professionals, better support.

[mikefrost (Michael)]

Hi Michelangelo, do you mean embed the pano in hype without an i Frame? I don’t know how to do that

[michelangelo (Freelancer)]

@mikefrost

embed the pano in hype without an i Frame?

only change the setting of the iframe ( picture above)

see alo

VR Panoramas in Hype

You don't need to import the pano in Hype. You should use a local path. better with an external folder with all files of the pano. enbedded folder: hypevr.xml images/....all images pano2vr_player.js yourpano.html [image]