To throw in my 5 cents:
If tour is just needed for panos we could do a pano-tag, for that we
need the distorted 360°-pano-image and do a rendering of it in the browser
into a 360°-pano.
What's needed is something like:
+ image-source
+ image-width and height
+ tilt- and pan-angle
+ initial
On Fri, 31 Aug 2012 11:55:31 +0200, Leo Willner leo.will...@chello.at
wrote:
To throw in my 5 cents:
If tour is just needed for panos we could do a pano-tag, for that we
need the distorted 360°-pano-image and do a rendering of it in the
browser into a 360°-pano.
But it's *really* not
Yup, that's also my point of view :). Not many sites using panos, and the
future is WebGL
Just wanted to help a little where I think have some knowledge in.
Let's see what Ian has to say about all this.
greets
Leo
Am 31.08.2012, 14:05 Uhr, schrieb Odin Hørthe Omdal odi...@opera.com:
On
On Mon, 25 Jun 2012, Jes�s Ruiz Garc�a wrote:
So far, all the more powerful virtual tours I've seen, are made in Flash.
Usually, these tours are created with the following applications:
*Easypano Virtual Tour Software*, *3DVista*, *Flashificator*, *Autopano Tour
* and some others.
An
The underlying flash implementation doesn't have any specific code for
tours either. Flash offers an interface that allows quick swapping of
bitmaps. Canvas offers similar features so a developers should be able to
implement the same interactive interface and reuse many of the same
programming
Ok, you are right ^_^
Surely with Canvas (WebGL) can be created perfectly virtuals tours. I'll try
to do some testing and I will comment on results.
Rik good link ;), but would have to test how it behaves Canvas (WebGL) with
hot spots. That is, for example when you have several rooms to visit:
* Jesús Ruiz García wrote:
My proposal is to give more support to this type of works. We could create
a new tag called tour or something similar. If video and audio have own
tag, also a tour could be differentiated from the other elements of the
website.
http://www.w3.org/community/declarative3d/
Hello again to all the group whatwg.
I have a second proposal, which like the first, I do not know if it can be
useful for inclusion in HTML5.
This time, I want to speak to you of the virtual tours, used by museums,
clinics, libraries, hotels and a long list of websites.
So far, all the more
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 9:14 AM, Jesús Ruiz García
jesusruiz2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello again to all the group whatwg.
I have a second proposal, which like the first, I do not know if it can be
useful for inclusion in HTML5.
This time, I want to speak to you of the virtual tours, used by
Ok, thanks Tab Atkins. I fully understand the reasons for not adding tours
to HTML5.
I'll try to WebGL to see the power to create this type of functionality.
Thanks, I feel that this proposal has not been helpful.
2012/6/25 Tab Atkins Jr. jackalm...@gmail.com
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 9:14 AM,
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