DevalVR support

If you do not want to resize your image to cover 100% of screen, you can use a background image (with defined color) and place your imege over this background with orignal size. Then, if the two images has the same name, you can hide then with same timer instruction. Example:



regards!

that works, however you can see the band appear at the bottom. I used this code, however I admit I don't quite understand how it works. As far as I can see, I've set the blank white screen to dissapear before the white screen with the logo. This infact works the opossite though - the logo switches off first, then the white screen.

Is there a way to specify the size of the image rather than use two layers?

My image is 1024x600, and so is my saved panorama.

Thanks a lot for you help.

I found the yellow rectangle as copied from one of your sample files did not work on a colleagues computer, the area inside the yellow rectangle displayed as black so I've tried to swap this for an image with an Alpha channel, now called rectangle.png.

Can you offer advice on how you amend the script so this works please?

(PAN1)
{
TYPE=PANORAMIC;
FILE=images/Spherev31.jpg;
TRANSITION=1,30,1,blend;

INCLUDE=buttons;
IMAGE= yellowrectangle, 1, -110,-42,#59,100,TRANS,rectangle;
IMAGE= img1, 1, -10, -10, #66, 100, no, image01;

image= imgini, 1, 0, 0, 100%, 100%, #99, 100, block, #FFFFFF;
image= imgini2, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, #99, 100, block, imageINI;
settimer=timer2,1,2,"Fade('','imgini',0,2.0);";
settimer=timer3,1,.5,"Fade('','imgini2',0,2.0);";
}

(PAN2)
{
TYPE=PANORAMIC;
FILE=IMAGES/Spherev32.jpg;

INCLUDE=buttons;
IMAGE= yellowrectangle, 1, 0,-42,#59,100,TRANS,rectangle;
IMAGE= img1, 1, -10, -10, #66, 100, no, image01;

}

(buttons)
{
type=INCLUDE;

BUTTON= buttonhome ,1 , -110,-42,0,0, #59, image1, image1, image1, 100,90,100, no,no,no, 2 , nokey , release, "Go to PAN1 panorama", "GoToFrame("PAN1");";
BUTTON= buttonhome ,1 , 0,-42,0,0, #59, image2, image2, image2, 100,90,100, no,no,no, 2 , nokey , release, "Go to PAN2 panorama", "GoToFrame("PAN2");";

}

(image1)
{
TYPE=IMAGE;
FILE=IMAGES/Perspective1TINY.jpg;
}

(image2)
{
TYPE=IMAGE;
FILE=IMAGES/Perspective2TINY.jpg;
}


(rectangle)
{
TYPE=IMAGE;
FILE=images/rectangle.png;
}

(image01)
{
TYPE=IMAGE;
FILE=IMAGES/GrontmijsmallPerc.png;
}

(imageINI)
{
TYPE=IMAGE;
FILE=IMAGES/white.jpg;
}

Hi MisterS,

I see the problem, this is a bug with 16 bits desktops.
If you use a PNG file it should work correctly. Is it ok?

Another option (if the rectangle is bigger than buttons) is to place the rectangle below the butons:

Thanks, and yes the rectangle was smaller, however the yellow was on top of the image before. This is no longer the case, instead I will resize either images or rectangle.