
Then you can output the coordinates of mouse clicks to your browser's developer console, which looks like this: To get the coordinates of a location, se the hotSpotDebug parameter to true in the script: "hotSpotDebug": true, Preview your panoramic image via the URL, followed by the JSON file URL.Īlternatively, you can place hotspots manually.
Upload the JSON file to your Sirv account. The settings will be saved in a JSON file. Choose any additional settings, such as the part of the image that should display upon load. Or enter the URL that should load on click. Enter the message that should appear on hotspot click. Enter the URL of the panoramic image which you uploaded to your Sirv account. The easiest way to add hostpots to your panorama is via Sirv's panorama hotspot wizard. Hotspots can display text and/or a link to a URL. Show extra information when a user hovers over a hotspot. The type parameter must be set to cubemap, and the cube faces are specified using the cubeMap parameter. The configuration must be specified in a configuration file. Examples Cube mapĭisplay a cube map panorama. This button turns on panoramic view in case when autorun option is disabled. and tag with pnlm-lmsg class - progress counter to show loading value in MB.ĭefault controls of Pannellum: Zoom In/Out and Fullscreen. pnlm-lbar - progress bar to show loading process Information message about version of Pannellum (appears after you right-click).Ĭustom information about Your panoramic view: Title, Author. The main container of Pannellum's controls. See the result of this example on the first panorama shown on this page. The loading message and box can be styled easily with CSS, for example. To change them to images or different characters, add a div with id of controls: Įach button can be customized with CSS. By default, they are HTML characters ▲ ▼ ◀ ▶ + − ⤢. The control buttons can be changed to buttons of your choice. You can stylize any part of Pannellum: load box, backgrounds, controls, etc. To ignore embedded image data, set this to true. If the panorama contains embedded Photo Sphere XMP meta data, that data will be used for displaying the panorama. Set to false by default, it will automatically be true if heading information is present in the images' Photo Sphere XMP metadata. Positive is counter-clockwise, and negative is clockwise.ĭisplay a compass on the panorama. The value specifies the rotation speed in degrees per second. Load it on page load by setting it to true.Īutomatically rotate the panorama once it has loaded. To save bandwidth, the default is false, so users will see a message "Click to Load Panorama". Specify the panorama type - it can be equirectangular (default), cubemap, or multires.Īutomatically load the panorama on page load. Here are some options used on this page: You can change the default panorama settings by adding options in JavaScript either in the page or in an external JSON file. If your image is wider than 8192px, you can make Sirv scale it by appending ?w=8192&scale.option=noup to the URL ( noup prevents a smaller image from being upscaled to 8192px): That is the maximum size that Chrome mobile browsers can display. We recommend uploading images no larger than 8192px width. Replace the demo panorama image location (in bold above) with the location of the panorama in your Sirv panoramic image hosting account. Panorama photo code#
Copy the HTML code below and paste it into the HTML page where you want your panorama to appear: Ģ. Iframe is inferior because fullscreen viewing isn't possible in all browsers.ġ.
If your CMS or website admin tool prevents the recommended div installation method above, use the iframe method. *Images can be uploaded to Sirv's panoramic image hosting service from your browser, by FTP or S3. Customize the appearance, buttons and interactivity with the options below. Copy the URL of the equirectangular image in your Sirv account and paste it into the code from step 2, replacing the demo image.Ĥ. Copy the panoramic viewer script below and paste it into your HTML page where you want the panorama to appear: ģ. New users should create an account (free).Ģ. Upload an equirectangular image to your Sirv account*. Different viewers could be used if there's a particular panoramic image viewer you wish to use.ġ. Sirv displays panoramas with the Pannellum panoramic image viewer.