tilt_min with Qtvr-fil

[vtourdk]

I really love flashplayer now being able take Qtvr-files - so I can use the same .mov-files as I use for DevalVr and Quicktime .

But I have some panoramas-qtvr with restriction at nadir so it should only be possible to tilt down -65 degree.
It works fine with DevalVr and Quicktime - but Flashplayer allow the viewer to tilt all the way down, revealing the tripod ;-(

I've tried to add tilt_min to the xml-file, but it makes no difference:
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<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<panorama>

<parameters>
layer_3 = files/limits.swf
layer_6 = files/movDecoder.swf

layer_8 = files/menuFullscreen.swf

panoType = mov
panoName = fsdemo/hindsgavl2F

</parameters>

<limits>
tilt_min = -65
</limits>

<movDecoder>
disableMacPreview=1
</movDecoder>

</panorama>
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The best thing would be if the movDecoder could take the internal tilt-parameters from the mov-file.
But if that's not possible too - can I instead insert a picture (logo or whatever) at nadir hiding - and if so how do I do it

[vtourdk]

Well, by looking at some other peoples xml-files I found out that I shall use <borders> instead of <limits> .
But how should I know that? In the parameter documentation delivered with the download I can't find any explanation - only a xml-sample test using <limits> :(

Before I go into more xml-settings I like to know if there is a better and more clear and up-to-date tutorial to be found somewhere?

[PauloGGPX]

Hi there, better late than never right?

You must set the tilt_min AND tilt_max.
try this:


<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<panorama>
<parameters>
layer_3 = files/limits.swf
layer_6 = files/movDecoder.swf
layer_8 = files/menuFullscreen.swf

panoType = mov
panoName = fsdemo/hindsgavl2F

</parameters>

<limits>
tilt_min = -65
tilt_max = 130
</limits>

<movDecoder>
disableMacPreview=1
</movDecoder>

</panorama>

[zwa]

Odd that the documentation indicates placing the params for tilt_min & tilt_max in BORDERS when placing them in LIMITS is what works apparently.

Is it different for .mov files or something?

The information for tilt limits is already in a .mov file that you make. I don't see why FPP doesn't just grab these values right from the .mov file instead so one doesn't even have to bother with these extra parameters.

[zwa]

Apparently there are two different plug-ins "Borders" and "Limits", written by the same person which take the exact same params and do essentially the same thing?

Can someone explain what the difference is?