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PTP swaps hotspot-view and default-view . . . .
I set a hotspot view and after that i set the default view. When i watch the pano it´s vice versa: clicking a hotspot calls the default view and after that it goes to the hotspot view . . great . . 
Do we have full moon? Sun-eruptions? Radioactivity?
I´ll try it again now -.will report.
best, Klaus
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klausesser wrote:
PTP swaps hotspot-view and default-view . . . .
I set a hotspot view and after that i set the default view. When i watch the pano it´s vice versa: clicking a hotspot calls the default view and after that it goes to the hotspot view . . great . .
Do we have full moon? Sun-eruptions? Radioactivity?
I´ll try it again now -.will report.
best, Klaus
Klaus, ... full moon last days it looked bigger than normal. this is no optical issue. this full moon the moon was aboutn 50.000km nearer to earth than normal.
... no early 1.april...
http://www.astronews.com/news/artikel/2 … -016.shtml
Georg
Last edited by gkaefer (2011-03-23 21:54:31)
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Now this is driving me crazy again: it´s vice-versa still. Not reliable. Hard to edit - costs lots of time to compensate.
best, Klaus
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gkaefer wrote:
. . this full moon the moon was aboutn 50.000km nearer to earth than normal.
Must have confused my PTP a bit . . gravity and so on, you know . . tides maybe . .
Did they switch on the LHC at CERN? Maybe we´re lost in some black holes soon and this is how it starts . . 
I´ll try a restart - will turn my Mac upside-down while booting . . must help.
best, Klaus
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