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Hi,
I have a strange bug to report :
I am using a partial panorama (360° x64°, offset -16°). I have created a large polygonal hotspot (about 30 points), close to the bottom of the pano. After virtual tour generation, it appears that this hotspot is active at a place where it shouldn't be, at approx 180° from its original position. It behaves as if it had "gone through" the (non existant) nadir, to re-appear on the "other side".
Since this is rather difficult to explain, here are two screen copies : the first one is the hotspot editor window showing the complete pano, and the large hotspot. On the second the way this hotpot appears at approx 180° of its actual position (I have defined a semi transparent blue-green fill-color at the place where the hotspot should be, in theory on the river.
Is there a restriction on the distance between the hotspot and the lower limit of the pano image ? I have taken care to keep the hotspot reasonably clear of the lower limit, but apparently this isn't enough ??? 
I have uploaded a low resolution version of the virtual tour here : http://files.gerpho.com/PTP/build.swf
Has anybody ever seen something like this ?
Philippe
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It doesn't seem to happen all the time, but I can't determine a 'pattern' to when it does happen.
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No, I don't agree with you, it happens every time the funny shaped basin is in the center of the view, as on the screen copy I posted before. Then if you move the view a few degrees right or left, then it quickly disappears.
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gerpho wrote:
No, I don't agree with you, it happens every time the funny shaped basin is in the center of the view, as on the screen copy I posted before. Then if you move the view a few degrees right or left, then it quickly disappears.
Yes, you are correct. It's quite narrow 'zone' isn't it.
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mediavets wrote:
Yes, you are correct. It's quite narrow 'zone' isn't it.
Yes very narrow. However, if you "pan" (is it the right word?) slowly and continuously over 360° to look at the full panorama, then you suddenly have this blue flash in the middle of nowhere, it's very annoying !
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I think you got this problem because your spot exceeds 180° .
Is it possible for you to send me the kpt file of your project, and the generated XML files (if you do not embed them, like in your sample) ?
You can send them to contact@kolor.com .
Gérald
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Bonjour Gérald
Yes my spot does exceed 180°. However, that's not the first time that I make such a large spot, but its the first time this strange thing happens.
OK I'll send the requested files anyway. Hope you can sort this out....
D'avance merci...
Philippe
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