-
-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 629
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Virtual Tour & links rendering #1163
Comments
I don't think I will be able to provide any acceptable solution, given the plugin is more of a general purpose and obviously not oriented to street-viewing. Give more options to the markers will not help either, it will not change the facts that markers behind the camera won't be visible. So I guess the solution is "Managing arrow rendering outside of PSV" but do it as a new rendering mode in the plugin. |
Thanks for your feedback. How could we called this new rendering mode ? I can start working on a PR that could extend the plugin to do so. |
|
Before going into something too deep, I would like to tests a few things, especially replacing the 3D model of the arrow. I can see that there are two files for the arrow:
And both are available in 2 formats:
What is the process to pass from STL to JSON file ? A quick search through the repo and the web lead to nothing 😅 Thanks for your help 😃 |
the weird orientation and huge size is because I created the model with SolidWorks, this is handled here Photo-Sphere-Viewer/packages/virtual-tour-plugin/src/constants.ts Lines 38 to 43 in b274a94
|
I have experimented with CSS3DRenderer (the two arrows are hardcoded, now it needs to be wired with the plugin and tweak the rendering parameters) |
Looks very promising ! Thanks for spending time on this issue. Just to give some food for thoughts in the process, this is what we are trying to implement in GeoVisio/Panoramax (based on our UX designer material) : I guess this implementation you're trying would allow to have different symbol for each link ? Let me know if I can be of any help on this |
@PanierAvide would you have time to test the Currently it replaces the previous 3D arrows, I don't know if I will keep the old ones. In the plugin configuration :
In the link configuration :
|
This is looking very good ! The positioning of arrows is far better, they are always visible even in a very upper or lower angle. Offered parameters are really nice, and fit perfectly our needs 💯 I have a bug though (tested on Firefox 123.0, under Linux), where mouse drag doesn't move anymore the sphere, but a tile of image instead. This happens if mouse start dragging around arrows : |
Hi, do you have any updates on this topic ? Do you want that I look out on the drag issue ? |
I have no bandwidth to work on PSV until June. Yes you can look at this specific bug if you want. I am not sure I pushed all my last changes though (shame on me) |
Describe the feature
As now, Virtual Tour Plugin offers two way to render links :
If one want to do a rendering similar to this one, it may not be possible at the moment:
Because :
Two possibilities to achieve such feature :
Alternatives you've considered
markerVerticalOffset
parameter to compensate for viewer position relatively to horizon, but doesn't seem to be usable to group markers at the bottom (or maybe I missed something during my tests 😅 ).Additional context
A vast UI rework of the Panoramax/GeoVisio web viewer will occur relatively soon, one of the demanded changes concern the navigation between pictures. We have to make it the simplest and easiest possible to use by a wide range of users, on both mobile and PC. So I'm looking for solutions to do so, and I'm a bit restricted by current possibilities, leading to this feature/issue 😁 I don't realize how much of work or changes that would need, paid development is still a possibility on our side.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: