• I have seen a few pano tours with the slide menu or toggle does anybody have any creative flare that they can share with me,its a steep learning curve but we will concour with a little help *whistling*

  • http://marlincreek.com/demo/slide/slide1.html

    If so, then xml and sample image is attached.

    slide1.xml

    And here's the code... cleared of my logo *g*

    Graydon

  • JDB - yes, you can setup a map to slide in / out like the menu sample shown.

    If you use the google map plugin (commercial) the spots / radar are added within the xml code as sub-nodes... it's best to look at the samples and information here... http://www.krpano.com/plugins/googlemaps/

    You can also include "images" as maps... i.e. floor plans, land plots, etc... An online sample is here... http://www.krpano.com/examples/vtour/ (look at the very last one). The same "tour" is documented in the 1.0.7 download package... look in examples --> tours

    If you look through the options / samples and need some additional help... just let us know. *smile*

  • Thanks for the reply Graydon.

    I have bought and used the Google Map plugin before but I cannot seem to get it to work in this case. I have also tried to use the method demonstrated in the tour example but again I come up short. If it isn't to much of a bother could you post a snippet showing how this needs to be setup wit the accordian?

  • Well thank you for the time spent, did you by chance try using it as a standard image map, like in the tour example? I can't get it to work like that either.

  • Ok I have figured out part of my problem. When I first started testing I was working inside a pano but I then moved to a blank cube. I have it working now in a blank cube but when I put a pano behind it my map spots dont show up! Any ideas what might casue this? Here is the code I have working

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  • I have the slider working but it moves a little too slow. How do I double the speed?

    Here's the code I'm using.

    Thanks,
    Phil

  • Why is it easy to find the answer immediately on my own after posting the question?

    The 3 in this line of code indicates the speed. The lower the number the faster the movement.

    Code
    tween(plugin[slide1].x,190,distance(500,3),linear);

    Phil

    Edited once, last by Phil (June 9, 2009 at 6:43 AM).

  • change the parameters...

    Code
    distance(500,3)

    to...

    Code
    distance(500,1.5)

    or some other appropriate combination.

    Some more information can be found here

    To make it simpler to understand you should actually set it up like...

    Code
    distance(190,##)


    ... since you are tweening a total distance of 190... and then the ## will make more sense as it's the total amount of time you would want your slide to take to go the entire distance.

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