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Message posted by illusionzzz on September-21-2008 at 7:10pm

Australia
September-18-2008
5 Posts

Hi Guys,

I'm sure I posted this earlier but can't find the thread. I'm using tourweaver 1.25 and am wondering is it possible to switch between multiple maps within the one map window. For example if you wanted to create a tour of a multi storey house. Is this possible in my version, or even a newer version of Tourweaver?

Message posted by mskp on September-21-2008 at 8:42pm

September-14-2006
329 Posts

Hi!
Since TW3.0 you have the multiple map option. Therefore you can switch between different maps and/or link scenes to different maps, which will be shown in the same map viewer.

Regards, Martin

Message posted by Vince on September-21-2008 at 11:31pm

August-13-2007
194 Posts

Welcome aboard,
I use TW 1.25, and have no plan on switching to a newer version. All hope is not lost if you want to do multiple maps, you can either make a custom skin like this one I did, or you can do a scrolling map like the Anbailijng Garden sample from EasyPano. )JMHO, but that sample is a little sloppy, if the map window was made just a touch wider they would have lost the useless scroll bar at the bottom of the map.)

I just thought of a third option, but I'll need to give it a go before I'm sure if it will work.
Vince

Message posted by carolyn on September-22-2008 at 5:34am

China
February-15-2007
37 Posts

Hi illusionzzz,

Tourweaver 3.0 supports multiple maps well. Please see a sample tour at http://www.easypano.com/gallery/Tourweaver/greenland/_flashvr/index.html, and click on First or Second floorplan to experience the multiple maps effect created with Tourweave 3.0 or 4.0.

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A Panoramic World created with vitual tour software-Tourweaver and panorama software-Panoweaver.

Message posted by illusionzzz on September-22-2008 at 7:10pm

Australia
September-18-2008
5 Posts

Thanks very much for your quick and helpful replies guys. Thanks for the links too!

For this current project I'm trying to steer clear of the scrolling maps section and don't quite have enough room to do it like yourself Vince (having the two maps on the screen at the same time). Great panos by the way, what kind of equipment do you use Vince?

Looks like I may be upgrading to 3 or 4 then :)