Hi,

I'm testing TW5.  I cannot figure out how to add components to the full screen.  I've searched the help files, but see no help there. How do I add thumbnails, text boxes, etc... to the tour that will show up in full screen?

Thanks,

Rob

Hey Smooth,

 I just found that...:-)

But, this has to be a joke right?  All it does is take my components into full screen, but keeps the scene viewer the same size... So, it looks like I have to make my scene viewer basically full screen from the beginning...

In other words, you have to create everything in full screen from the begining?

Test:  http://www.360digitalpics.com/test/360D_test.html

Thanks.

No, I'm still not doing something right.  I saw Virtulsv's tour and it works properly in full screen, so I'll keep trying to figure it out.

Thanks,

Rob

So, according to the help docs., you have to have software to create your own toolbar for the full screen.

  Note: In Tourweaver 5.00, the full screen toolbar can be customized. You can make your own toolbar skin in .fla format and copy it to the resource folder in the Tourweaver installation directory.

Otherwise you can't easily put thumbnails, text boxes, etc... into full screen until you can create your own toolbar that will call up these items.  Correct?

Not very usable for the average "Joe" that doesn't do a lot of flash creating....

http://www.easypano.com/forum/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=6&TopicID=4908&PagePosition=2

Thanks for the link, but I've read that.  It doesn't work, at least for me it doesn't.

When I tick the Full Screen of Main Window, all that does is make my whole tour go full screen, but the scene viewer stays the same size, not full screen. There are either some other steps involved, or the Full Screen Toolbar must be recreated with some other software to include buttons to bring up text boxes, thumbnails, ect...

Thanks though.

Rob

My above example tour shows you what happens when you try to go full screen:

http://www.360digitalpics.com/test/360D_test.html

Oh my gosh... after 3 glasses of wine I think I figured it out

I had to make the "Main Page" and the "Scene Viewer" the same size, and then make the scene viewer 100% of the main page.  Then anchor each component to an area of the scene viewer.  I think that does it...

Rob