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</span></h1></center></td></tr></table> krpano has a small and simple dynamic scripting language. With it krpano can be customized in many ways. A command or function is called action in krpano. It's possible to use existing actions and also to define new ones. About this documentation krpano Global-Variables Reference Version / Build information Screen information / settings Device informations Mouse / Keyboard Timing / Random values Math constants Math.PI Keyboard / Button moving Multiresolution information XML / Scene Debugging / Error handling Layers (Flash only) krpano Actions / Functions Reference Syntax and Usage The calling conventions of krpano actions / functions: actionname(parameters); Global Variables Meaning and usage of the global krpano variables:
Documentation - XML. The scene elements are technically something like 'inline-xml' files.
They can be used to define the content of a full krpano xml file again inside the current xml file. It is like a external xml, but just inlined / embedded into the current xml. The content of the scene element will not be parsed or used in any way, until loadscene() with the name of the scene will be called. The typical usage would be to define several panos from a tour inside just one xml file. When loading a new external xml file with the loadpano() action, then all currently defined scene elements will be removed. It is possible to store any custom attributes at the <scene> element - the viewer itself will ignore them, but they can be used for custom actions.
<scene name="... " onstart=""> ... Manuel utilisation Panotour Pro 1.7. FAQ Panogear. De Autopano.
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