The current version utilizes the main panorama funstions. Thousands of site are using this version.

FPP API allows to build new simple extensions, so now you can find new updates for Flash Panorama Player outside this site. I want to mention this site especially: http://flashpanos.com/ Great job, guys!

Now I’m accumulating the material for the next big update.
Let’s see what am I woking at (have alpha/beta status):
1. Flash Component for Adobe Flash CS3.
2. AIR application as GUI for FPP.
3. New Hotspots (makes possible interactive swf application instead of faces images).
4. Fisheye panoramas.
5. Video panoramas.
6. Extended FPP SDK.
7. Single SWF file compiler for FPP.

And last couple of months I taked participation in some custom projects based on FPP. So, guys, forgive me for temporary silence, I was busy a little. But I’ve never stop working on new FPP features because it is my favourite project.

Also, I’m waiting with impatiently for Adobe Flash 10. It will be really great step for Flash panoramas. The update to new Flash version will really easy for FPP’s customers.

Michael

The thing I was looking for was that when I “zoomed in” I want to be able to look around like I had move a couple of steps forward, not just scaled up the graphics.

I was googling for blank screens loading for a flash movie, can you let me know what the bug was and how you fixed it?

If you could email me that would be great, as Im ahving a similar prob!

Toni x

I noticed a glitch with the tooltip not fading after a loadpano action (this is with a non static hotspot, box object, distorted). The toolip persists even after the second pano is loaded. This doesn’t happen if I move the mouse away from the hotspot before the second pano finishes loading. I see this when viewing offline with both Safari and Firefox.

Once it occurs, it will disappear only if I mouse over another hotspot (static or non-static) in the new pano.

Very nice Tooltips.
For hotspots (not static), I suggest to add the following code under the line 34:

hotspots.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, doOut, false, 0, true);

Congratulations and thanks!