Create the source assets for the panorama, and place them in a folder.
For best results, use JPEG images saved in 72 dpi. High-resolution images allow customers to zoom in more clearly but require a larger file.
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21. 5. 2021
The Panorama overlay provides the illusion of viewing an image from the inside out. For example, you can create a Panorama effect that lets users see inside an airplane’s cockpit. They can rotate the view 360° and zoom in on the instrument panels.
The key to creating a panorama is getting the necessary images. Creating a Panorama effect requires a set of six images, which represent the six inner sides of a cube. If you begin with a full panorama image, convert it to six cube images based on that image.
PTgui (http://www.ptgui.com) is a useful tool for creating panorama images. The WRwave website (http://www.vrwave.com) provides useful information for shooting panorama photographs.
Poznámka:
Native panorama overlays are not supported in AEM Mobile. Instead, use Web Content overlays to create HTML-based panorama effects.
A. Original panorama image B. Panorama image converted to inner six sides of cube C. Panorama on iPad
If you begin with a horizontal cross image, you can use Photoshop or a screen capture utility to create the six required images.
Creating Panorama Assets
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Do one of the following:
Using the Rectangle tool or Rectangle Frame tool, drag to create a placeholder frame.
Place an image that acts as a poster for the panorama.
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Select the placeholder object, open the Folio Overlays panel, and select Panorama.
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In the Folio Overlays panel, click the Assets folder icon, locate the folder containing the six images, and click Open.
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If necessary, scale the frame and its contents to fit in your layout.
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Specify the following settings in the Folio Overlays panel:
Use First Image For Poster
Selecting this option uses the first panorama image as the poster. Select this image if you have not created a different image to be used as the poster.
Initial Zoom
Specify a value to determine the magnification of the initial image. Use a value between the Min/Max field of view settings, which are 30 and 80 by default. .
Vertical/Horizontal
Specify values to determine which area of the panorama is initially displayed. For Vertical, specify a value between -90 (tilted all the way up) and 90 (tilted all the way down). For Horizontal, specify a value between -180 (rotated all the way left) and 180 (rotated all the way right).
Field Of View
If you don’t want users to zoom in or out past a certain point, specify Min and Max values.
Limit Vertical Pan
If you want to allow tilting only two-thirds toward the top, select Limit Vertical Pan and specify -60. Specify 60 to allow tilting only two-thirds toward the bottom. Use a small value such as 1 to prevent vertical panning.
Limit Horizontal Pan
If you want to allow panning only two-thirds toward the left and right, select Limit Horizontal Pan and specify -120 for left and 120 for right.
Poznámka:To see the effect of the different panorama settings, change the settings and click Preview.