As of now you cant do this with APT but on krpano forums there was something similar discussed by the author doing it with xml coding.

Here you can read about it.
http://www.krpano.com/forum/wbb/index.p … 9#post8359

hope this helps & would like to see your automated tour.

sjosyula wrote:

Hello,

I am about to complete my project of a virtual tour consisiting of 35 zones.

We have a ultra large video wall on which I demonstrated the progress. One of the ideas was to automate the entire tour.

Say, the tour starts from the entrance of the building, goes to the next region turns around, shows everything and proceeds to the next room..and so on... Also if this is possible, we want to combine the virtual tour along with some signage info, and play it as a loop during publicty..

any ideas on how to automate the entire tour ?

Thanks,
Sandeep.

There is a new tool that appears to do some/most of what you want but (only) with panos created using Pano2VR:
http://ww2.360panotours.com/

That was exactly what I wanted. Thanks Andrew.

I guess I will download the demo version and see how does it work.

Thanks again.

However, I was thinking to manually move around the tour, and record it at a super high resolution with a screen recorder.

klausesser wrote:

mediavets wrote:

There is a new tool that appears to do some/most of what you want but (only) with panos created using Pano2VR:
http://ww2.360panotours.com/

Hi Andrew!

Are you sure it works only with Pano2VR panos?

Yes, I'm sure.

I´m, a bit stressed now - have to get an automat tour ready on Friday.

best, Klaus

So how will you do it?

Will you recreate the Flash panos using Pano2VR?

That would not take long, nor cost much.

Some comments:

1. For use with the 360panogallery auto tour tool make each pano into a separate SWF.

2. You won't - I guess - want/need to have any navigation buttons/icons.

3. I'm told you will get better quality output if you change the default interpolator to Blackmann/Sinc.

4. Set cube face size to approx. pano-horizontal-pixels/pi

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Hey Andrew -- still on . . .

I used the trial of P2Vr and generated a .swf. But it doesn´t run in the 360app.
I edited the xml, gave it the name of the pano . . no working, black screen . .
What am i doing wrong - any idea?

best, Klaus

Must i set autorotation in P2VR or in the 360app?
I´ll do a screenshot - looks a bit different from your panel.

Last edited by klausesser (2010-11-09 23:56:24)

klausesser wrote:

Hey Andrew -- still on . . .
I used the trial of P2Vr and generated a .swf. But it doesn´t run in the 360app.
I edited the xml, gave it the name of the pano . . no working, black screen . .
What am i doing wrong - any idea?

Not sure. It worked when I did a little trial.

The SWF files must be in same directory/folder.

Must i set autorotation in P2VR or in the 360app?

When I did a little trial I didn't set autorotation in Pano2VR.

I´ll do a screenshot - looks a bit different from your panel.

OK - show me.

Last edited by mediavets (2010-11-10 00:20:06)

mediavets wrote:

klausesser wrote:

Hi Andrew!

Do i have to generate each node as a single one or do i have to generate all nodes together?

Each node (pano) should be a separate SWF

What settings to use in P2VR to have it run in 360 like the example?

Here's simple example:

Do you put all the nodes into the P2VR window at the same time? Do you use links between them for the Auto-Tour?

As i understand it it has to be single panos, no links between them, no Autorot. set in P2VR but enabled in the 360app.

Right?

best, Klaus

P.S.: i use 10000px width - must i set the cubesizes smaller than in APT/PTP (i use the auto-scaling there).

Just looking for a tutorial for P2Vr.

Last edited by klausesser (2010-11-10 00:52:25)

klausesser wrote:

P.S.: i use 10000px width - must i set the cubesizes smaller than in APT/PTP (i use the auto-scaling there).

Then for max. res use a cube face size of approx. 10,000/pi (pi; that is 3.142). This should be about the same as APT/PTP would calculate as optimal size.

Just looking for a tutorial for Pano2Vr.

Here; but you shouldn't really need one as we are only doing simple conversion to Flash for the auto tour application.
http://gardengnomesoftware.com/tutorial.php

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klausesser wrote:

Just right now i realize to having set a cut size to 512 . . i guess there must be no cutting . . is it?
So i´d have to set it to zero, right?

Not sure what you mean - in which program and in which settings dialogue are you setting this 'cut size' to 512?

klausesser wrote:

mediavets wrote:

klausesser wrote:

Just right now i realize to having set a cut size to 512 . . i guess there must be no cutting . . is it?
So i´d have to set it to zero, right?

Not sure what you mean - in which program and in which settings dialogue are you setting this 'cut size' to 512?

In AutopanoTour beneath the cubic-size you have the cutting-size for multires. I always use 512 for my 10000px width images.

best, Klaus

Errrr... you have to use Pano2VR to create the SWF files for use with 360panogallery.

Note these recommendations from the comments in the 360panogallery XML file.

Generate your panos with Pano2VR with the following considerations:
a) Use "Scaling With Window"
b) Use 50 FPS for Frame Rate
c) Use Autorotate and specify zero seconds for delay
d) Generate your panoramas for Flash 9/10

Last edited by mediavets (2010-11-10 12:53:27)

klausesser wrote:

I know that - but: what´s the diference between a APT-swf and a P2Vr-swf? When i embed all data in the .swf there should be no difference at all . .

They are 'inherently' associated with different pano viewers - respectively the krpano Flash pano viewer and the Pano2VR Flash pano viewer; which are not interchangable.

Last edited by mediavets (2010-11-10 14:31:27)