======================== CODE SNIPPETS ======================== TITLE: Krpano View Configuration Examples DESCRIPTION: Examples demonstrating different view configurations in krpano XML, including standard view, little planet, and flat pano setups. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/html5 LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Full Embedding Example DESCRIPTION: A complete example demonstrating how to include the krpano script, define the viewer container, and initialize the viewer using the `embedpano()` function with common parameters. This setup ensures the virtual tour is correctly displayed on the webpage. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/embedpano LANGUAGE: html CODE: ``` krpano Viewer
``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano View Setup Examples DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates common krpano XML view configurations for different scenarios, including setting lookat points, field of view, distortion, zoom limits, and viewing modes. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/quickref LANGUAGE: APIDOC CODE: ``` Example 1: Set looking direction and field of view Example 2: Setup a 'little planet' view Example 3: Good setting for viewing a flat pano ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Calling an Action on Startup DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to execute a custom action ('intro') automatically when the krpano tour starts by using the 'onstart' attribute in the tag. Includes examples of common actions like 'lookat', 'wait', and 'lookto'. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/index LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` ... lookat(0,0,90); wait(LOAD); lookto(120,10,110); lookto(-50,40,110); lookto(0,0,90); ... ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano XML Configuration Examples DESCRIPTION: Illustrative examples of how to apply the described krpano XML attributes within a configuration. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/html5 LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Math Examples DESCRIPTION: Code examples demonstrating the use of krpano's mathematical operations. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: krpano-actions CODE: ``` add(myvar, 10); add(myvar, 5, 3); sub(myvar, 2); sub(myvar, 10, 4); mul(myvar, 2); mul(myvar, 3, 5); div(myvar, 2); div(myvar, 10, 2); mod(myvar, 3); mod(myvar, 10, 3); pow(myvar, 2); pow(myvar, 3, 2); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Style Application Example DESCRIPTION: Provides a practical example of defining a style with an image URL and then applying that style to multiple hotspot elements. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/xml LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ```
``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: krpanotools Maketiles Example: Tiling an Image DESCRIPTION: Provides an example of using the krpanotools maketiles command to split an image into smaller tiles, specifying the output tile naming pattern and tile size. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/tools LANGUAGE: shell CODE: ``` krpanotools maketiles image.jpg tile_%v_%h.jpg 512 ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Movement Examples DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates the usage of krpano's movement and lookto actions with different motion types and parameters. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` moveto(100.0, 5, linear(10)); ``` LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` zoomto(130, smooth()); ``` LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` lookto(33, -22, 30, smooth(100, 50, 20)); ``` LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` looktohotspot(hotspot1); ``` LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` looktohotspot(hotspot2, 40); ``` LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` looktohotspot(hotspot3, 25, smooth(100, 50, 20)); ``` LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` looktohotspot(get(name)); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Setup HTTPS for krpano Testing Server with mkcert DESCRIPTION: Instructions for setting up HTTPS for the krpano Testing Server using the mkcert tool. This involves installing a local certificate authority and generating certificates for specific IP addresses. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/tools/testingserver LANGUAGE: APIDOC CODE: ``` mkcert -install - Description: Installs a local certificate authority (CA) certificate on your system. This CA will be used to authenticate certificates generated for your local development servers. - Usage: Run this command once to establish trust for certificates created by mkcert. mkcert - Description: Generates a certificate and a private key for a specified IP address. This is crucial for enabling HTTPS on your local network. - Parameters: - IP_ADDRESS: The static IP address of the machine running the krpano Testing Server (e.g., 192.168.0.100). - Output: Creates files like .pem (certificate) and -key.pem (private key) in the current directory. - Example: mkcert 192.168.0.100 HTTPS Setup Steps: 1. Install mkcert and run `mkcert -install`. 2. Generate a certificate for your server's IP: `mkcert YOUR_IP_ADDRESS`. 3. Copy the generated .pem file to the root folder of your krpano Testing Server. 4. On iOS, open the .pem file via the server URL in Safari to install the certificate. 5. In the krpano Testing Server GUI, use the SSL Certificate Browse button to select one of the .pem files. 6. For the command-line version, use the `-cert` argument: `tour_testingserver.exe -cert=path/to/your.pem`. 7. Access the server using `https://YOUR_IP_ADDRESS`. ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Examples Overview DESCRIPTION: Highlights various types of virtual tours and demos created with krpano, showcasing its versatility. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/releasenotes LANGUAGE: apidoc CODE: ``` Examples: - Virtual Tours: Standard 360 virtual tours. - Gigapixel: High-resolution, zoomable panoramas. - Depthmapping: Utilizing depth information. - 3D: Integration with 3D models and scenes. - Gaussian Splatting: Support for Gaussian Splatting data. - ThreeJS: Demos using Three.js integration. - Layers: Demonstrating layered content. - Maps: Virtual tours with map integration. - Video: Panoramic video playback. - VR: Virtual Reality experiences. - Javascript: Examples of JS integration. - Refer to: https://krpano.com/examples/ ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: krpano View Configuration Examples DESCRIPTION: Provides examples of how to configure the krpano view element for different scenarios, including setting basic lookat and fov, creating a 'little planet' view, and optimizing for flat panoramas. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/xml LANGUAGE: krpano XML CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Context Menu Windows 7 Native Look Example DESCRIPTION: An example that mimics the native look and feel of Windows 7 for the krpano context menu. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/quickref LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: OpenSSL 1.0 Installation for Windows DESCRIPTION: Provides instructions and download links for installing OpenSSL 1.0 on Windows to resolve the 'cannot load ssleay32.dll' error, which is a dependency for some applications. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/tools/testingserver LANGUAGE: APIDOC CODE: ``` ERROR: cannot load ssleay32.dll - Cause: This error indicates that the OpenSSL 1.0 libraries are not found on the system. - Solution: Download and install the OpenSSL 1.0 Light version for Windows. Download Link: - [Win64OpenSSL_Light-1_0_2u.exe](https://slproweb.com/download/Win64OpenSSL_Light-1_0_2u.exe) (Source) - [Win64OpenSSL_Light-1_0_2u.exe](https://krpano.com/download/files/Win64OpenSSL_Light-1_0_2u.exe) (Mirror) Source Information: - [Win32OpenSSL](https://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html) ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano JavaScript API Example: Adding a Hotspot DESCRIPTION: Example showing how to add a hotspot using the JavaScript API and set its URL property. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: javascript CODE: ``` var hotspot = krpano.addhotspot('newspot'); krpano.set('hotspot[newspot].url', 'spot.png'); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Layer Example DESCRIPTION: An example demonstrating the structure of a krpano layer element, including its name, URL, positioning attributes (align, x, y), and an onclick action. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/html5 LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano XML View Configuration Examples DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to configure the viewer's perspective and behavior using the '' XML element. Examples cover basic lookat and FOV settings, a 'little planet' effect, and settings for flat panoramas. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/api LANGUAGE: XML CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: XML CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: XML CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Conditional Logic Examples DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates basic conditional checks using krpano's scripting language based on device properties. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/programming LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` if(device.html5, ...); ``` LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` if(device.flash, ...); ``` LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` if(device.android, if(device.flash, ...); ); ``` LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` if(device.iOSversion GT 5.1, ...); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Context Menu Custom Style Example DESCRIPTION: An example demonstrating a custom style configuration for the krpano context menu, allowing fine-grained control over appearance. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/quickref LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Array Properties and Actions DESCRIPTION: Lists key properties and actions available for krpano arrays and their items. These include getting the item count, sorting arrays, and managing array items. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: APIDOC CODE: ``` Array Properties/Actions: count: Get or set the number of items in the array. Setting to 0 clears the array. sortby(attribute, parameters): Sorts array items by a specified attribute. Parameters can include 'caseinsensitive', 'descending', 'numeric'. createarrayitem(name or index): Adds a new item to the array. removearrayitem(name or index): Removes an item from the array. Array-Item Properties: index: Read-only, 0-based index of the item. name: The name of the array item. Setting to null deletes the item. ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: krpano XML: Relative Width Example DESCRIPTION: Illustrates using percentage values for positioning and sizing an area, specifically using 75% of the available width starting from 25% of the screen. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/html5 LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: loadpano() and lookto() Example DESCRIPTION: Shows loading a new panorama with blending and then using lookto() and wait(BLEND) to control camera orientation after loading. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` loadpano(pano2.xml,null,MERGE,BLEND(2)); lookat(100,50,5); wait(BLEND); lookto(100,50,150); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Basic Control Configuration Examples DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates common ways to configure the krpano control element for different behaviors like desktop interaction, zoom direction, and keyboard input. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/api LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Textstyle Example DESCRIPTION: An example XML snippet demonstrating the configuration of a krpano textstyle with various attributes applied. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/html5 LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Area Element Examples DESCRIPTION: XML examples showing how to configure the '' element using both 'align' and 'border' modes. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/html5 LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano XML Example: Simple Logo DESCRIPTION: An example of a simple krpano layer acting as a logo that opens a URL when clicked. It demonstrates basic attributes like url, alignment, positioning, and onclick action. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/quickref LANGUAGE: XML CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Linking Examples DESCRIPTION: Provides practical examples of using the 'link:' attribute in Krpano XML for various scenarios, including simple variable linking, linking with expressions for formatting, combining multiple variables, linking to events, and using linking for responsive design. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/index LANGUAGE: krpano-xml CODE: ``` text="link:view.fov" ``` LANGUAGE: krpano-xml CODE: ``` text="link:view.fov:roundval(view.fov,2)" ``` LANGUAGE: krpano-xml CODE: ``` text="link:view.hlookat,view.vlookat:'Lookat:'+roundval(view.hlookat,2)+'/'+roundval(view.vlookat,2)" ``` LANGUAGE: krpano-xml CODE: ``` text="link:event.onfullscreen,event.onexitfullscreen:fullscreen ? 'Exit Fullscreen' : 'Enter Fullscreen'" ``` LANGUAGE: krpano-xml CODE: ``` scale="link:stagewidth:stagewidth LT 400 ? 0.7 : 1.0" ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: krpano Control Settings Example DESCRIPTION: Example configuration for user interaction controls in krpano, specifying how users can navigate the panorama using mouse and keyboard. It includes settings for user control types, interaction modes, and inertia/friction. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/quickref LANGUAGE: XML CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Stereoscopic Cube Image Example DESCRIPTION: Example demonstrating how to configure stereoscopic display for a cube panorama using the 'stereo' and 'stereolabels' attributes. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/api LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: AS3 krpano Plugin Example DESCRIPTION: This ActionScript 3 code demonstrates how to create a krpano plugin. It covers initialization, registering attributes and actions with the krpano interface, and handling graphical elements and resizing. Dependencies include the krpano Flash API. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/plugininterface/pluginexample LANGUAGE: as3 CODE: ``` package { import flash.display.*; import flash.text.*; import flash.events.*; import flash.utils.*; import flash.system.*; [SWF(width="200", height="200", backgroundColor="#000000")] public class pluginexample extends Sprite { // krpano and plugin interfacing objects public var krpano : Object = null; public var plugin : Object = null; private var xml_value : Number = 100.0; // the value for a custom xml attribute private var text : TextField = null; // example content (text) public function pluginexample() { if (stage == null) { // normal startup when loaded as plugin inside krpano // do nothing here, wait for the 'registerplugin' call from krpano } else { // direct/standalone startup - show the plugin information / version stage.scaleMode = "noScale"; stage.align = "TL"; var txt:TextField = new TextField(); txt.defaultTextFormat = new TextFormat("_sans",14,0xFFFFFF,false,false,false,null,null,"center"); txt.autoSize = "center"; txt.htmlText = "krpano\npluginexample\nversion 1.0"; addChild(txt); var resizefu:Function = function(event:Event=null):void { txt.x = (stage.stageWidth - txt.width)/2; txt.y = (stage.stageHeight - txt.height)/2; } stage.addEventListener(Event.RESIZE, resizefu); resizefu(); } } // registerplugin - startup point for the plugin (required) // - krpanointerface = krpano interface object // - pluginpath = the fully qualified plugin name (e.g. "plugin[name]") // - pluginobject = the xml plugin object itself public function registerplugin(krpanointerface:Object, pluginfullpath:String, pluginobject:Object):void { // get the krpano interface and the plugin object krpano = krpanointerface; plugin = pluginobject; // first - say hello krpano.trace(1, "hello from plugin[" + plugin.name + "]"); // add plugin attributes plugin.registerattribute("mode", "normal"); plugin.registerattribute("value", xml_value, value_setter, value_getter); // add plugin action (the attribute needs to be lowercase!) plugin.dosomething = action_dosomething; // optionally - add some graphical content: // register the size of the content plugin.registercontentsize(200,200); // draw a background (on the plugin itself) var g:Graphics = this.graphics; g.beginFill(0x0A3264, 0.5); g.drawRect(0,0, 200,200); g.endFill(); // add a textfield text = new TextField(); text.defaultTextFormat = new TextFormat("_sans",14,0xFFFFFF,false,false,false,null,null,"center"); text.autoSize = "center"; text.multiline = true; text.mouseEnabled = false; text.htmlText = "Flash
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click me"; // the plugin itself is already a Flash Sprite Object, // so to add addtional Flash DisplayObjects // just add them to the plugin itself (to this): this.addChild(text); } // unloadplugin - exit point for the plugin (optionally) // - will be called from krpano when the plugin will be removed // - everything that was added by the plugin should be removed here public function unloadplugin():void { plugin = null; krpano = null; } // onresize (optionally) // - width,height = the new size for the plugin // - when not defined then only the krpano plugin html element will be sized // - can be used to resize sub elements manually // return: // - return true to let krpano scale the plugin automatically // - return false to disable any automatic scaling public function onresize(width:int, height:int):Boolean { // redraw the background with the new size var g:Graphics = this.graphics; g.clear(); g.beginFill(0x0A3264, 0.5); g.drawRect(0,0, width,height); g.endFill(); // center the text element text.x = width/2 - text.textWidth/2; text.y = height/2 - text.textHeight/2; return false; // don't do any automatically scaling } private function value_setter(newvalue:Number):void { if (newvalue != xml_value) { xml_value = newvalue; krpano.trace(1, "plugin[${plugin.name}].value = ${xml_value}"); } } private function value_getter():Number { return xml_value; } // example action function private function action_dosomething(params:String):void { krpano.trace(1, "plugin[${plugin.name}].dosomething called with: ${params}"); // example: change the text content text.htmlText = "Action called!\n" + params; } } } ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Basic Tween Example DESCRIPTION: A simple example demonstrating how to tween a variable 'scale' to the value '2'. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/programming LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` tween(scale, 2); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano XML Preview Element Example DESCRIPTION: An example of how to define a preview image within krpano XML, specifying its URL and strip order. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/index LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Control Fullscreen Mode DESCRIPTION: Provides examples for switching krpano into fullscreen mode or toggling between fullscreen and windowed states. It highlights the use of the 'fullscreen' variable. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: XML CODE: ``` onclick="set(fullscreen,true);" ``` LANGUAGE: XML CODE: ``` onclick="toggle(fullscreen);" ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano XML Preview Usage Examples DESCRIPTION: Provides examples of how to use the element in Krpano XML to specify preview images, including using a static image file and a dynamically generated grid image. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/quickref LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Calling Actions with Parameter Passing DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to call krpano actions with parameters and how to access these parameters within the action using positional placeholders like %1, %2. The example shows passing literal values and dynamic values obtained via get(). SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/api LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` showlog(); trace('parameter1=',%1); trace('parameter2=',%2); trace('fov=',%3); test('Test1', 'Test2', get(view.fov)); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Calling Actions on Startup and from Plugins DESCRIPTION: Examples showing how to trigger actions. The first demonstrates calling an action ('intro') via the 'onstart' attribute of the element. The second shows calling actions ('overaction', 'outaction') from plugin events ('onover', 'onout'). SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/quickref LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ... lookat(0,0,90); wait(LOAD); lookto(120,10,110); lookto(-50,40,110); lookto(0,0,90); ... ``` LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` tween(scale, 2.0); tween(alpha, 1.0); tween(scale, 1.0); tween(alpha, 0.5); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Get Variable Value (get) - krpano Actions DESCRIPTION: The 'get' action retrieves the value of a variable. It can be used as a standalone action or within other actions like 'set' or 'calc'. The asterisk (*) can be used as a shorthand for 'get(variable)' in certain contexts. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: APIDOC CODE: ``` get(variable) action( *variable, ... ) Retrieve the value of a variable. Examples: ``` action( get(variable), ... ) ``` ``` action( *variable, ... ) ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Action Call Syntax and Parameters DESCRIPTION: Details how to call actions in krpano, which can be built-in actions, XML elements, or variables containing code or JavaScript functions. It illustrates various ways to pass parameters, including direct values, variables (using get() or *), expressions (using calc() or ()), and quoted strings. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` action(parameters); action(parameter1, parameter2, parameter3); action(get(variable)); action(*variable); action(calc(expression)); action((expression)); action('a quoted text, can contain commas'); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Coordinate Conversion Example DESCRIPTION: Example of using the screentosphere action to convert mouse screen coordinates to spherical coordinates. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` screentosphere(mouse.x, mouse.y, toh, tov); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Raycast Usage Examples DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use raycast actions to find distances to surfaces and place hotspots on detected surfaces. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` // Get the distance to the next wall/surface in front of the viewer: hit = raycast(view.tx, view.ty, view.tz, view.dir.x, view.dir.y, view.dir.z); if(hit, trace('distance to wall:', hit.d, 'cm'); ); ``` LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` // Place a hotspot on the surface of a Depthmap / 3D-Model: hit = screenraycast(mouse.x, mouse.y); if(hit, copy(hs.tx, hit.x); copy(hs.ty, hit.y); copy(hs.tz, hit.z); copy(hs.rx, hit.rx); copy(hs.ry, hit.ry); copy(hs.rz, hit.rz); ); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Basic Krpano XML Structure DESCRIPTION: A fundamental example of a krpano XML file structure, demonstrating the root element with version and onstart attributes, and a basic definition. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/html5 LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ... ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Direct JavaScript Access Example DESCRIPTION: An example demonstrating how to achieve the same functionality as the legacy interface using direct JavaScript access to krpano objects and properties. This method is faster and often preferred. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/js LANGUAGE: javascript CODE: ``` var hs = krpano.actions.addhotspot("test"); hs.url = "image.png"; hs.ath = krpano.view.hlookat; hs.atv = krpano.view.vlookat; ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Setting Hotspot Properties DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates setting various properties for a krpano hotspot, including its position, scale, zoom behavior, and click action. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` set(hotspot[newspot].ath,150); set(hotspot[newspot].atv,30); set(hotspot[newspot].scale,0.7); set(hotspot[newspot].zoom,true); set(hotspot[newspot].onclick, removehotspot(newspot) ); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Calling Actions on Startup DESCRIPTION: Example of how to call a krpano action ('intro') on startup by assigning it to the 'onstart' attribute of the element. The 'intro' action itself demonstrates sequential calls to other actions like 'lookat', 'wait', and 'lookto'. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/api LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` ... lookat(0,0,90); wait(LOAD); lookto(120,10,110); lookto(-50,40,110); lookto(0,0,90); ... ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Getting Current Date with Javascript (jsget) DESCRIPTION: Shows how to use `jsget()` to execute Javascript code that gets the current date and formats it, storing the result in a krpano variable. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` jsget(date, 'new Date().toISOString().slice(0,10);'); trace('date=', get(date)); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano XML Preview Element Example DESCRIPTION: An example of how to define a preview image within krpano XML, specifying its URL and strip order. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/api LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Adjustment and Tweening Examples DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to use adjusthlookat and adjust360 in krpano, often combined with the tween action for smooth visual updates. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/actions LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` adjusthlookat(140); tween(view.hlookat, 140); ``` LANGUAGE: krpano CODE: ``` adjust360(hotspot[test].ath, view.hlookat); tween(hotspot[test].ath, get(view.hlookat), 1.0); ``` ---------------------------------------- TITLE: Krpano Stereoscopic Panoramic Video Example DESCRIPTION: Example showing the configuration for stereoscopic display of a panoramic video using 'stereo' and 'stereoformat' attributes. SOURCE: https://krpano.com/docu/api LANGUAGE: xml CODE: ``` ```