Open alfatihart opened 10 months ago
Hi Al-Fatih, I think that you plan to just show panoramas, and CodeIgniter helps to build your site, is that right? In this case, you will have to run generate.py beforehand, so when someone wants to see a panorama the (pano) tiles are already created and stored in some folder in the server, and pannellum will access the tiles as needed for viewing. I hope this helps,
sincerely,
Luís Henrique
Em sex., 29 de dez. de 2023 às 15:50, Al-Fatih Art @.***> escreveu:
I use the library in a virtual tour project using the CodeIgniter 4 framework. So how do I implement or use generate.py to convert to multiresolution format, sir?
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I built a dynamic panorama system, where the admin can add and upload equrectangular files to the system. So what is the implementation to run generate.py automatically on the server/system without needing to run it manually outside the panorama system?
So what is the implementation to run generate.py automatically on the server/system without needing to run it manually outside the panorama system?
You'd call the generate.py
script from PHP the same way you'd call any other external executable. Just like if you were calling it manually, you'd need to provide the path to the equirectangular input image and the path to the desired output directory.
I use the library in a virtual tour project using the CodeIgniter 4 framework. So how do I implement or use generate.py to convert to multiresolution format, sir?