KRPano issues

Hello Forum,

As a Mac user I am totaly new to the use of the KRPano Tools for Mac OSX and how to properly setup the XML files.
I know Klaus is busy with a GUI for Mac OSX but in the mean time I want to learn more about the use of KRPano.

To learn more I downloaded the ZIPs in the download section of the KRPano site and I replaced the equirectangular example in the Sphere folder with one of my own.

I was immidiatly out of luck, all I got was a black screen.
When I resized my own JPEG image (8800x4400) to the much smaller size of the example the pano was showed properly.
After some trying I found out that on my system (iMac G5-2 GHZ-2GB RAM) the max. size of the equirectangular is just below 8200x4100 px.
So 8190x4095 is running fine but 8200x4100 is not.

Q1) Is this equirectangular size issue related to my system configuration or due to a build in restriction of the viewer ?

A closer look at my testpano, a view over a beach, showed that the horizon was very ugly bended when the view was aimed at the bottom part, so instead of keeping a straight horizon (such as the player in Pano2VR performs regardless the down view) I get an ugly bended horizon as soon as the horizon is offset to the centre of the player window.

Q2) Is there a setting in the XML or HTML file to correct the ugly bended horizon ?

I am sure there is a lot to explore in KRPano but until the issues above are solved I pause at this stage so I hope someone has the solution.

Best,

Wim

Re: KRPano issues

Hi,

to Q1)
the current flashplayer has a little problem with images larger than ~8000 pixels,
I tried to describe this issue and solutions for it here:

http://krpano.com/docu/issues

Q2)
this is the fisheye effect, it can be disabled in
the xml by setting the "fisheye" parameter to "0"

e.g.
<view fisheye="0" />

best regards,
Klaus

Issues are solved

Hello Klaus,

Thanks for your support.
The solutions for the issues mentioned earlier works well.
The Tile Maker "kmakemultires droplet" (what's in a name Wink for OSX works fine and to my suprise besides making the tiles it also makes a basic HTML file, very nice.

Now I have to study how to add buttons, hotspots etc.
I hope this task will be soon simplified with a GUI.

Best,

Wim