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Name, title, token alias and camera can be set here as for any other feed. Change the type to ‘Panorama’ (you must select a camera first before being able to choose the feed type), and you will be presented with further options that apply specifically to panorama feeds.
The error page is optional and allows to inform the viewer about a currently ongoing maintenance process.
After saving, the feed will appear in the feeds list.
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Panorama feeds have expanded options which let you define hotspots and logos.
Compass
Panofeeds can optionally display a compass tape on top of the screen, and/or a compass rose either in the upper-right corner, or in the lower-right corner if the upper-right corner is taken up by a logo.
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Defining North
The compass will need to know where in your image north is. This is defined the same way as the position of hotspots are defined, with a fractional number defining how many percent of the total image width the point is distant from the left edge of the image. For example, 0 (0%) means north is the left edge of your image, 1 (100%) means north is the right edge, 0.5 (50%) means it’s right in the middle, and so on.
Non-360 degree panoramas
If your panorama is not a full 360 degree panorama, there is the possibility that north is not in the image. In this case, you may enter a value larger than 1 to push the position outside the image (for example, 1.5 (150%) would mean that north is half the width of the image beyond its right edge).
In this case, the compass will also need to know how large the field of view of your panorama actually is. You must enter this in the “compass angle” field in order for the compass to display correctly on such feeds.
Error page
You may enter an optional url into the error page field. If the feed is unavailable for some reason, or has no images to show, it will be redirected to this url.
If you check the “Show error page right now” box, any further requests to the feed will be redirected to the url you entered in the “error page url” field until the box is unchecked again, even if there would not be no actual error. This is handy to enforce an intentional downtime of the feed, for example for maintenance purposes.
Hotspots
Clicking the ‘Add’ button in Hotspots section will create a form for hotspot configuration.
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x and y position of panorama image, in image-relative coordinates (0/0 is upper-left corner, 1/1 is lower right)
label that will be displayed as the title of this hotspot
link to which you will be redirected upon clicking the hotspot
text An expanded description that will appear when hovering over the hotspot. This may contain an image. To embedd an image in the text box, use the syntax <img my-image-url.ext>. This is not an html tag.Generic html tags are not being rendered. It is a special bit of syntax that will load the image from the url and display it above the text. The width of the image is limited to the width of the text box, and it cannot be resized.
icon Choose one from a variety of icons that you feel matches the purpose of your hotspot best.
color Select a color in which the hotspot and its stalk will be displayed.
stalk length The stalk will always point to the configured x/y coordinates, while its length determines how far above the icon will be displayed.
label alignment Whether the label should be displayed to the left or the right of the icon.
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