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Would be great, if ThreeSixty was able not only to build it's image structure from class constructor options imagePage, filePrefix, (zeroPadding) and ext, but also had an option to pass the image URLs as an array.
I have lots of autogenerated image sets consisting of 36 single images with relatively big dimensions, and due to loading times only every second frame should be loaded (1, 3, 5, ...). Thats enough for a smooth transition between the frames and reduces loading time (and traffic of course on server and client side) by half.
As a plus, by passing an array of ready qualified URLs, one is also able to use images that are numbered with characters (A, B, C) or have an inconsistent naming scheme.
Best,
Alex.
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One thing I missed: it is possible to do that -- just call ThreeSixty this way:
$(element).ThreeSixty({
....
imgArray: ['http://www.example.com/1.png', 'http://www.example.com/2.png'],
....
});
Would be great, if ThreeSixty was able not only to build it's image structure from class constructor options imagePage, filePrefix, (zeroPadding) and ext, but also had an option to pass the image URLs as an array.
I have lots of autogenerated image sets consisting of 36 single images with relatively big dimensions, and due to loading times only every second frame should be loaded (1, 3, 5, ...). Thats enough for a smooth transition between the frames and reduces loading time (and traffic of course on server and client side) by half.
As a plus, by passing an array of ready qualified URLs, one is also able to use images that are numbered with characters (A, B, C) or have an inconsistent naming scheme.
Best,
Alex.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: