How to display panoramic view in a limited space

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Hello,

I was just wondering whether I can display panoramic view in a layout of width 
and hieght 200dip, if so then how to go for it.

Thanks

Original issue reported on code.google.com by ishank.k...@gmail.com on 25 Sep 2012 at 6:51

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I also wanted to know about it...I am trying but with no success

Original comment by udaanpar...@gmail.com on 3 Dec 2012 at 6:13

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To do that I use a fragment in a specified area and return the surfaceView in 
onCreateView ...
like this for example : 

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container,
            Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        /*imageFace = PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre04_0));
        imageDroite = PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre04_1));
        imageRetour = PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre04_2));
        imageGauche =PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre04_3));
        imageHaut = PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre04_4));
        imageBas = PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre04_5));*/

        panorama2 = new PLCubicPanorama();

        imageFace = PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre03_01));
        imageDroite = PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre03_1));
        imageRetour = PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre03_2));
        imageGauche =PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre03_3));
        imageHaut = PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre03_4));
        imageBas = PLImage.imageWithBitmap(PLUtils.getBitmap(getActivity(), R.raw.chambre03_5));

        PLCubeFaceOrientation faceFace = PLCubeFaceOrientation.PLCubeFaceOrientationFront;
        PLCubeFaceOrientation faceDroite = PLCubeFaceOrientation.PLCubeFaceOrientationRight;
        PLCubeFaceOrientation faceRetour = PLCubeFaceOrientation.PLCubeFaceOrientationBack;
        PLCubeFaceOrientation faceGauche = PLCubeFaceOrientation.PLCubeFaceOrientationLeft;
        PLCubeFaceOrientation faceHaut = PLCubeFaceOrientation.PLCubeFaceOrientationUp;
        PLCubeFaceOrientation faceBas = PLCubeFaceOrientation.PLCubeFaceOrientationDown;

        panorama2.setImage(mainActivity.getCurrentGL(), imageFace , faceFace );
        panorama2.setImage(mainActivity.getCurrentGL(), imageDroite  , faceDroite );
        panorama2.setImage(mainActivity.getCurrentGL(), imageRetour , faceRetour );
        panorama2.setImage(mainActivity.getCurrentGL(), imageGauche, faceGauche );
        panorama2.setImage(mainActivity.getCurrentGL(), imageHaut , faceHaut );
        panorama2.setImage(mainActivity.getCurrentGL(), imageBas , faceBas );

        mainActivity.createPanorama(panorama2);
                return mainActivity.surfaceView;
    }

Original comment by bounouar...@gmail.com on 1 Jul 2013 at 9:52

Attachments:

• PanoramaFragment.java

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Please use the last version PanoramaGL 0.2 beta, you can use 
onContentViewCreated methods in PLView class to customize the content layout, 
please check HelloPanoramaGL example.

Original comment by javbae...@gmail.com on 11 Sep 2013 at 11:52

• Changed state: Fixed

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Please could you help me? Where does the mainActivity?

Tanks

Original comment by rodrigo....@gmail.com on 21 Jan 2014 at 1:05