JC Panorama Properties
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Most of these properties can be set in the Component Inspector (Alt + F7), also can be set from XML, using the xmlPath optional parameter.
| Property | Type Component Inspector |
Description |
| autoPlay | Boolean yes |
A boolean value that specifies whether the panorama will start playing after it is initialized. Default: false Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| content | Array yes |
The list of references to the loaded content. The content could be images or external .swf files. In case of .swf files, the references point to the root of the files. The number of items in the list can range from 1 (in case of cylindrical panoramas) to 6 (in case of cubical panoramas). Example:
import com.jumpeye.Events.JCPanoramaViewerEvents;
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| direction | String yes |
Specifies in which direction the panorama plays (if autoPlay is set to true). Possible values are left and right. Default: right Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| keyboardControl | Boolean yes |
A boolean value that specifies whether the panorama can be controlled using the keyboard (arrow keys) to move the camera up, down, left and right. Default: false Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| lockPan | Boolean yes |
A boolean value which specifies whether the camera is allowed to pan or not. If panning is allowed, the camera can rotate around its vertical axis (pan) in 360 degrees, without stopping at the leftmost and the rightmost edge of the panorama. The camera rotates left and right without being blocked at the left or right ends. It is similar to the lockTilt property which allows the camera to rotate up and down. Default: false Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| lockTilt | Boolean no |
A boolean value which specifies whether the camera is allowed to tilt or not. If tilting is allowed, the camera can rotate around its horizontal axis (tilt) in 360 degrees without stopping at the top or the bottom of the panorama. The camera rotates upwards and downwards without being blocked at the top or bottom. It is similar to the lockPan property which allows the camera to rotate left and right. Default: true Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| mouseAction | String yes |
Specifies how mouse movement controls the movement of the panorama. When the mouse pointer rolls over the panorama, it starts controlling it as mentioned bellow:
Move_Relative_To_PressPoint Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| mouseControl | Boolean yes |
A boolean value that specifies whether the panorama can be controlled by mouse movement or not. Default: true Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| motionSpeed | Number yes |
Specifies the speed of the panorama's rotation when it is no longer controlled by mouse or keyboard actions. This speed is applied after the mouse is released or after an arrow key has been pressed. During the mouse or keyboard control, the panorama moves with a speed specified by the speed property. As soon as the user releases the mouse or the arrow key, the motionSpeed property is applied until the panorama slows down and stops. Default: 2 Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| pan | Number yes |
Specifies by how many degrees (0 – 359) will the panorama initially be rotated on the horizontal direction (around its vertical axis). Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| quality | Number yes |
The number of triangles used to display the content. The quality of the panorama itself depends on this setting. For higher settings, the panorama will display bent and rounded content with more fidelity. But this setting also affects the movement of the panorama: the higher the quality setting, the more CPU intensive the panorama will be. Values range from 1 to 10. Default: 2 Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| smooth | Boolean no |
A boolean value which specifies if the panorama will apply smoothing to the content during each rendering (during movement too). Default: false Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| speed | Number yes |
Specifies the speed at which the panorama will rotate during mouse or keyboard control and when the panorama is rotating automatically (autoPlay is set to true). Default: 2 Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| staticSmooth | Boolean no |
A boolean value which specifies whether the panorama applies smoothing on the content, when it is no longer moving. Default: true Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| tilt | Number yes |
Specifies by how many degrees (0 – 359) will the panorama initially be rotated on the vertical direction (around its horizontal axis). Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| transitionType | String no |
The type of transition between two XML contents assigned to the panorama. When a new XML is set either by setting the xmlPath to a new .xml file or setting the xml property to a new XML object, there's a transition taking place between the two panoramas. Possible values are zoom and alpha. Default: zoom Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| transitionDuration | Number no |
The duration of the transition between two panoramas. Default: 1 Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| useEmbedPreloader | Boolean no |
[only available for the full version] A boolean value that specifies whether the component should display an internal preloader while the panorama content is loaded. Default: true Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| useToolTips | Boolean no |
A boolean value which specifies whether the panorama should display a tool tip with information on the hotspot, when the mouse rolls over hotspots. Default: true Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| xml | XML no |
The XML data containing all the necessary data of the panorama. If the xml property is changed to another XML object, the new panorama will be displayed using a transition specified at transitionType. Please note that if the component's source XML data contains property settings too then those settings have priority over the ones made previously from the Component Inspector or by ActionScript code. If you wish to overwrite the settings from the XML data, please set those properties again using ActionScript code, after the XML data has been processed (listen for the XML_LOAD_COMPLETE event). Example:
import flash.net.URLLoader;
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| xmlPath | String yes |
The path and file name of the .xml file containing all the necessary data of the panorama. If another .xml file is set, the new panorama will be displayed using a transition specified at transitionType. Please note that if the component's source XML data contains property settings too then those settings have priority over the ones made previously from the Component Inspector or by ActionScript code. If you wish to overwrite the settings from the XML data, please set those properties again using ActionScript code, after the XML data has been processed (listen for the XML_LOAD_COMPLETE event). Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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| zoom | Number yes |
The horizontal viewing angle under which the panorama is visible. This horizontal angle sets the viewable area of the images in the panorama. A large viewing angle means that a larger area of the panorama is visible, which means practically that the panorama is zoomed out. A smaller viewing angle means zooming in. Default: 70 Example:
var myPanorama:JCPanoramaViewer = new JCPanoramaViewer();
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The free version contains limitations and displays a watermark. This version can be used for trial purposes.
Planar and cylindrical panorama types only
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