FlashPanos

Hi discocandy,

In your xml file in Global adding something like this:

onEnterFullscreen="hideTheImage;"
onExitFullscreen="showTheImage;"

hideTheImage="TheIDofYourImage.visible=0;"
showTheImage="TheIDofYourImage.visible=1;"

I didnt have chance to look at your source code, but give it a go it might help

Regards,

Rob

Hey Freddy!

I think Rob's tactic is a good one -- rather than loading your border SWF file as a layer, why don't you just load it in as a spot? Then you could use functions like what Rob wrote.

?

Cheers,

Hi. Rob and Patrick.

Thnx for your answers.. much appriciated!

I did try to load it as a spot or box..
For some reason I cannot align the images perfectly size and the jumping of the images does not make it good for my quality standard.

the sample I looked at was:
http://dtcs.com.vn/quang/v41/bjtu.html (not loading panorama anymore)
that aligned perfectly..

Hmm,

All i can suggest further is to maybe look into Patricks Embedding FPP panoramas in another Flash container (Embed Pano 101) tutorial, and place the images you want onto the stage as you would like them, then create the_mask to suit the project.

I know you stated you are not a flash guy, but working by example im sure you can get this fixed up nice

Regards,

Rob.

Hi Patrick and Rob.
thnx for commenting here and on the flashpanoramas.com forum.

still the trouble with my sample (not online atm)

As I have a part of an image inside the stage and another part outside the stage.(in the HTMLfile)
when you move the panorama the part inside the stage wobbles a bit.
Even with embed pano it works in the same way

I could set it on High when moving I guess? but that would give problems with the speed.
That's why I wanted that part outside the panorama. to be completly seperate from the panorama. So It would not suffer from the wobbling (quality loss) when moving the panorama. and still deltee that part of the image when going fullscreen.

Hope I am making sense?? or am I a complete lunatic

Well, only you can say for sure...

The example on the front page currently, at: http://www.cheathamlane.net/ has spots that are half on/off the stage. You can see that when the quality changes during panning, that the spots become wobbly. Click on the image at top left to see the second spot animate in. They should align on top of each other; then when you pan, you can see them jump a little.

With FPP, there's not a lot you can do -- except try to align elements at even numbers (x=30 vs x=31), set smoothing to true, and so on.

This is because FPP changes the actual stage quality setting to make things pan smoother. This will affect things whether or not you use an embed-pano style setup.

Is this what you're describing, or are you loony?

Ok, Im confussed.

Why dont you make the "embed pano" and use all the images "including" the one you want to "overlay" on your pano, then mask around them all..

Does that make sense?

Hmm kinda, lay out your images to show the "building" then make a "mask" that fits around the images within flash...

Does that make any more sense..?

Maybe I had one too many ales tonight

Regards,

Rob

some progress on this file.. still WIP and images are put in as hotspots.
http://www.discocandy.com/panorama/aviodromeflash/index.htm

some trouble in firefox here... the spots in the Map (plattegrond) do not show up.
and on another computer had a flash error in Firefox.
Not sure yet where that came from..
In IE it works fine........

things to do.
Buttons.. (these ones are ugly for this tour).
Adding photo's to the tour. (got over 40 photo's to add..)
Adding info to the seperate panoramas.
adding tooltips.